Danfold was founded at Mors, in Denmark, in 1978 and was one of Denmark’s first folio drawer factories. The factory is still situated at Mors and the company is proud not to have had to move parts or the entire production to cheaper countries. Instead it has been decided to modernize and optimize the factory both when it comes to internal administrative IT-systems and processes and the production methods of the factory.
Danfold has a clear goal. By 2010 the company wants to be among the leading producers of drawer parts in Europe. Of the 35.000.000 drawer parts which leave the factory yearly, the company exports about 30 percent to other countries. Read more about Danfold A/S here
”We are pleased to welcome Danfold to the Consumer Discretionary sector on First North. Danfold is the first new company of the year and we hope the company is as excited to start 2008 as we are. 2007 was yet another good year for First North with 55 new companies and we hope that 2008 will be just as interesting and rewarding,” says Carsten Borring, OMX.
A round lot of shares in Danfold, whose short name is DFOLD, amounts to 500. Danfold is registered in the Consumer Discretionary sector . To Danfold share price
(Far left) Egon Jensen, major shareholder, Danfold A/S CEO, Bent Bodilsen (second from left) and CoB, Mads Leth Christiansen and (second from right) Carsten Borring, OMX (far right).
Danfold A/S CEO, Bent Bodilsen (center) and CoB, Mads Leth Christiansen ( right) signs welcoming document with Carsten Borring, OMX (left).
Danfold A/S CEO, Bent Bodilsen (left) and CoB, Mads Leth Christiansen (center) recieves welcoming gift from Carsten Borring, OMX (right).
Danfold A/S employees, advisors and invited guests.
Danfold A/S employees, advisors and invited guests.
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