Addmaster Corporation
ADDC
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ISIN
US0066982036
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-2.63
20.16
3Y
2.78
63.65
5Y
1.37
70.71
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in mil. unless spec.- Sector
- Industrials
- Industry
- Business Equipment & Supplies
- Address
- 225 East Huntington Drive Monrovia CA United States of America 91016
- IPO Date
- May 23, 2008
- Website
- addmaster.com
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- Business
- Addmaster Corporation Addmaster Corporation (ADDC) manufactures and sells specialized inkjet printers and peripherals primarily for retail banking and healthcare applications; core products include high-performance receipt and validation printers for bank tellers such as the IJ7100 and IJ7200 series, color label printers under the ClariSafe brand for prescription labels and patient safety warnings in pharmacies and hospitals, OEM printing mechanisms and enablers for custom solutions in ballot marking, anesthesia labeling, payment processing, kiosk printing, document processing, package coding, and money order printing, as well as ink cartridges and related consumables. Founded in 1962 with roots in adding machines produced in San Gabriel, California, the company is headquartered at 225 East Huntington Drive in Monrovia, California, where all products are designed and manufactured in the United States; it serves major U.S. financial institutions with over 400,000 receipt printers installed across thousands of branches nationwide and targets expanding markets through innovative HP inkjet technology. Recent developments feature the launch of next-generation IJ7100 and IJ7200 printers with enhanced print speed, quality, connectivity, and cost efficiency, alongside the introduction of the ClariSafe brand leveraging state-of-the-art color inkjet for healthcare to improve drug safety and operational reliability; the company maintains leadership in transaction printing innovation since pioneering the first inkjet teller printer in 1989 and operates a subsidiary, Clary Corporation, focused on rugged power conditioning and uninterruptible power supplies for military, traffic, and mission-critical uses.