Dromeas SA produces and sells office furniture, partition walls, filing systems, and custom-made furniture solutions. It offers office chairs and desk seating products, including conference, executive, working, and visitor chairs; and public and auditorium seating products. The company also provides desk and workstations, such as home office products, conference and meeting tables, executive and work desks, workstations, folding tables, sit/stand desks, and auxiliary desks; pedestals, including executive, melamine, and metallic pedestals; melamine, veneer, and metallic bookcases; and sliding tracked storage systems. In addition, it offers furniture for education and reception, as well as space division accessories; and sound absorbing partitions. Further, the company provides die-casted aluminum equipment for the automotive industry. It offers its products through 32 branded stores in Greece and the Balkans; and exports its products to the United Kingdom, Germany, Belgium, Switzerland, Australia, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Egypt, Cyprus, Russia, Bulgaria, and Albania. Dromeas SA was founded in 1979 and is headquartered in Serres, Greece.
Dromeas Dividend Announcement
• Dromeas announced a annually dividend of €0.01 per ordinary share which will be made payable on . Ex dividend date: 2010-06-16
• Dromeas's trailing twelve-month (TTM) dividend yield is -%
Dromeas Dividend History
Ex-Div date | Dividend amount | Dividend type | Pay date |
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2010-06-16 | €0.01 | annually | |
2008-06-20 | €0.02 | annually | |
2007-05-30 | €0.05 | annually | |
2005-05-20 | €0.11 | annually | |
2004-06-21 | €0.02 | annually | |
2003-06-30 | €0.02 | annually | |
2002-06-03 | €0.28 | annually | |
2001-05-31 | €0.27 | annually |
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