MASTRAD: directors' dealings · France · AMF

About MASTRAD

MASTRAD is a French listed company on Euronext Growth Paris, trading under the ticker ALMAS and ISIN FR0004155687. Founded in 1994, the company was built around a clear value proposition: designing kitchen tools and everyday accessories that are more innovative, more practical, and more ergonomic than conventional products. Its historical positioning is centered on the Mastrad brand, which is well known in the cookware and tableware space for combining design, utility, and product innovation. Initially, the group developed in the consumer kitchenware market with a broad range of accessories used for food preparation, cooking, and serving. Over time, MASTRAD expanded its offering to include more technological and connected products, notably temperature-measurement solutions, smart cooking accessories, and everyday objects incorporating both hardware and software capabilities. In 2025 and 2026, the company also communicated about financing and development contracts linked to new strategic products, confirming a continued focus on product innovation and higher-value-added solutions. The business is no longer limited to its traditional kitchenware core. It now develops more technical solutions while remaining strongly anchored in cooking utensils and household-use products. Its strategy relies on product design, prototyping, distribution, and the monetization of proprietary offerings, with a strong emphasis on branding and innovation. A notable milestone in the company’s history was its listing on Euronext in 2006, which provided access to capital markets to support growth and product development cycles. From a geographic standpoint, MASTRAD has a French base and an international distribution footprint. Public company information indicates activity in more than 50 countries, with particularly strong presence in France and the United States, as well as additional channels in Asia through dedicated subsidiaries. This structure allows the group to combine brand visibility, multichannel distribution, and localization across markets. In competitive terms, MASTRAD occupies a niche position in innovative kitchen accessories. Its differentiation stems from the combination of design, practical usefulness, and the ability to launch distinctive proprietary products. For investors, the company can be viewed as a specialized consumer small cap whose trajectory depends on product pipeline quality, commercial execution, and its ability to convert innovation into sustainable growth.