Mandom reports 4% rise in sales in 2015

Published: 12-Feb-2016
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Japanese cosmetics company sees strong growth at home and abroad

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Japanese cosmetic and hair products company Mandom reported an operating profit consolidated net sales rise of 4.0% (¥70.92m) in 2015. Mandom has generated a consolidated net income increase of 8.1%, amounting to ¥4.43m.

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