Tripple Gee & Company Plc manufactures and sells security documents, financial instruments, computer stationery, and flexo and flexible packaging items in Nigeria. It provides MICR encoded and personalized cheques; share certificates; ballot papers, result forms, and related materials; vehicle licenses, parking permits, and ticketing documents; customs revenue forms and receipts; utility bills and financial statements; and tax clearance certificates and land documents. The company also offers packaging products, such as tea bags, food and drink products, oil lubricant labels, pharma labels, anti-counterfeit labels, and larger packaging labels, as well as nylon, BOPP, PVC, and shrink packaging products. In addition, it provides pouches and sachets for food, beverages, personal care, and pharmaceuticals; wraps and roll stocks; shrink sleeves for bottles, cans, and other containers; and specialty labels and tags. Further, the company offers tru-DATA, a proprietary solution that offers encryption technology for identification, verification, and protection of data, as well as card printing services for business cards and promotional scratch cards. It serves banking, oil and gas, and pharmaceutical industries; and government regulatory bodies, multi-national organizations, and FMCG manufacturers, as well as financial sectors. Tripple Gee & Company Plc was incorporated in 1980 and is headquartered in Lagos, Nigeria.
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