Pola Orbis aims to improve performance

Published: 25-Sep-2014
Finance

Japan’s Pola Orbis Holdings is setting itself some tough financial targets. The firm aims to double its earnings per share

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Japan’s Pola Orbis Holdings is setting itself some tough financial targets. The firm aims to double its earnings per share to about Japanese yen ¥260 in 2016, from ¥132 last year.

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