The rise in sterling has hit another company – hard. Beauty ingredients company Croda, a major supplier to P&G and Unilever, has issued a new profits warning on the damage a strengthened pound is wreaking on earnings. Although Croda makes limited revenues from the UK, it reports – crucially – all earnings in sterling, which will come in lower than last year, Croda warned.
New profits warning issued by Croda
Rise in sterling hits beauty ingredients company causing new profits warning
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