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LSE:TRI (Trifast plc)

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Trifast PLC is engaged in engineering, manufacturing, and distribution of industrial fastenings and category C components to industries and customers. The company geographical segments include the UK, Europe, USA, and Asia. Europe segment includes Norway, Sweden, Hungary, Ireland, Holland, Italy, Germany, Spain, and Poland. The USA segment includes the USA and Mexico. Asia segment includes Malaysia, China, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, India, and the Philippines. It derives most of the revenue from the Europe segment. The company serves Electronics, Automotive, Domestic appliances, Distributors, General industrial and Other sectors.
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