CHILE: Cencosud 2008 profits slide
By just-food.com | 9 February 2009
Chilean retailer Cencosud has seen full-year profits tumble 30% due to one-off items that boosted the company's bottom line in 2007.
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Chilean retailer Cencosud has seen full-year profits tumble 30% due to one-off items that boosted the company's bottom line in 2007.
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