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Financial news, 9 November 2011: Symrise, Carlsberg, Raisio
The latest financial news for 9 November 2011 includes Chr Hansen, Symrise, Carlsberg, Coca-Cola Hellenic, Raisio, Associated British Foods, Nestlé India and Hansen’s.
Chr Hansen
Chr Hansen revenue in 2010/11 amounted to €636m, up 15% compared to financial year 2009/10. Organic revenue growth of 14% EBIT before special items up by 14% to €159m. In Q4 2010/11, revenue increased by 5% compared to Q4 2009/10, corresponding to an organic revenue growth of 9%. EBIT before special items reached 28% in Q4.
- FMC enters into global agreements with Chr Hansen
- Frutarom acquires the savoury activity of Chr Hansen
- US cheesemakers unite to address sodium in cheese
Symrise
Symrise remains on course with an EBITDA margin of 20.1% for the first nine months of 2011. The Group achieved its targeted margin despite a further economic slowdown in the third quarter and sustained high raw material prices. In certain regions, Symrise discontinued selective activities with low margins and continued strict cost discipline throughout the Group. Group sales increased about 2% compared to the strong prior-year figures, which were characterised by catch-up effects. The flavour business as well as activities with global customers significantly contributed to this growth. The Emerging Markets also continued to provide positive impetus for growth.
- Symrise opens new facility in Greater Moscow area
- Symrise breaks ground to double its menthol production
Carlsberg Group
In the first nine months of 2011, Carlsberg Group’s beer volumes grew by 2%, net revenue growth was 4%, while operating profit declined by 12% in line with expectations.
- Carlsberg acquisition of shares in Hue Brewery completes
- Carlsberg launches integrated UEFA Euro 2012 campaign
Coca-Cola Hellenic
[Coca-Cola Hellenic Bottling Company(organisation/coca-cola-hellenic-bottling-company-sa) posts a 1% rise in net sales revenue to €5.33bn for the first nine months of 2011, with volume sales flat at 1.62bn unit cases.
- Coca-Cola to invest US$3bn for sustainable growth in Russia
- Coca-Cola Hellenic in Dow Jones Sustainability Indexes again
Raisio
Raisio reports a 27.6% growth in Q3 2011 net sales to €141.7m, with EBIT climbing 70% to €10.7m.
Associated British Foods
Associated British Foods sees FY 2011 group revenue increase 9% to £11.1bn, with grocery division revenues up 7%, boosted by a strong performance from Twinings and Ovaltine.
- Consumers want plant-based sweeteners, says study
- Silver Spoon and Cargill join forces to bring Truvia to UK
Nestlé India
Nestlé India posts a 19.5% increase in Q3 2011 net profit to Rupees 2.61bn, boosted by a 19.9% rise in net sales to Rupees 19.63bn.
Hansen Natural Corporation
Hansen Natural Corporation reports a 24.4% increase in Q3 2011 net sales to US$474.7m and announces plans to roll out Ubermonster, a 16.9oz non-alcoholic fermented malt drink, next year.
- Hansen Natural reports record 2011 first quarter results
- Hansen Natural reports record sales for 2010
Central European Distribution Corp
Central European Distribution Corporation sees Q3 2011 net sales climb 45.1% to US$228.9m, but reports an operating loss of $645.2m due to an impairment charge for goodwill and trademarks.
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