Hellenic revises its sales forecast

25-Nov-2004

GREECE. As DFNI went to press, Hellenic Duty Free Shops (HDFS) was set to report slower than expected growth in pre-tax profits in the first nine months of the year, citing a drop in tourist traffic and disappointing Olympic product sales

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Analysts have predicted a 15% rise in pre-tax profits to Eu46.7m ($60.6m). Group revenue is expected to rise by 25% to Eu218m ($283m).

HDFS cut its forecast in mid-October for

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