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Nuance’s Swedish win marks $60m SAS lossNuance’s Swedish win marks $60m SAS loss
15-Nov-2001
SWEDEN. SAS Trading stands to lose $60m after failing to win the key duty-free concessions at Sweden?s leading airports, where it has operated for 30 years. The losses amount to about one-third of the company?s total business.
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(15-Jan-2002) - SWEDEN. SAS Trading acting president Patric Sjøberg has told DFNI his company will continue to be a key player in Scandinavia?s travel-retail market, despite losing about $60m of business in Sweden after The Nuance Group scooped the country?s main airport duty-free concessions.
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(7-Nov-2001) - SWEDEN. The Nuance Group has been named the winner of the $66m, 15-airport tender for duty-free retail in Sweden. This includes the key outlets at Stockholm Arlanda and Gothenberg, as well as a number of smaller airports.