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Embellence Group

EMBELLConsumer DiscretionarySweden

Embellence Group is a European interior decoration company that develops and markets premium wallpaper brands, alongside complementary products such as textiles, rugs, and window films. Operating a dedicated manufacturing facility in Sweden, the company distributes its pattern- and color-driven home decor products to over 100 global markets.

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Embellence Group at a glance

Embellence Group is a consumer discretionary company headquartered in Sweden. Xcout tracks 5 named people at Embellence Group, including Magnus Welander (Chairman).

Industry
Consumer Discretionary
Headquarters
Sweden
Ticker
EMBELL

Embellence Group leadership

  • Magnus WelanderChairman
  • Christina StåhlBoard member
  • Henrik NyqvistBoard member
  • Karin DennfordBoard member
  • Maria VeerasamyBoard member

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