Japanese cosmetic maker Mandom expects to generate profit of JPY5bn

Published: 30-Oct-2014
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The figure is expected to be higher than the forecast by JPY200m

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Japanese cosmetic and hair products maker Mandom Corp. is expected to report an operating profit of roughly JPY5bn for the April-September half, higher than the forecast by JPY200m. However, the figure is down 7% on a year ago.

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