Xeikon gets Graydon’s ‘financially healthy company’ award

Xeikon has received the Graydon award to indicate that it is a financially healthy company. This is in line with Xeikon’s recent announcement of its tripled net profit and 16 percent EBITDA growth in comparison with 2010.

Wim Maes, CEO of Xeikon, said: ‘The Graydon award confirms that Xeikon is a financially stable company. Our customers and partners can rest assured that Xeikon is a reliable business partner. According to Graydon, only three percent of all Dutch companies truly have their financial act under control. And we are a part of this select group.’

The Graydon awards are only granted to organizations that meet a number of strict criteria. To be awarded, a company has to obtain a positive credit status with a minimal chance of unreliable payment. The judgment is made on a mix of factors such as turnover numbers, yearly business results and payment conduct.

Gertjan Kaart, general director at Graydon, said: ‘With the Graydon award, companies can distinguish themselves from their competitors. It is a clear confirmation of financial health, as well as basis of reliable cooperation with its partners and customers.’

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