DENMARK: Danisco shares rise despite profit dip
By: just-food.com | 18 September 2008
Shares in Denmark-based ingredients group Danisco rose today (18 September), despite the company posting a dip in first-quarter profits, after sales rose and it lifted its annual revenue guidance.
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Shares in Denmark-based ingredients group Danisco rose today (18 September), despite the company posting a dip in first-quarter profits, after sales rose and it lifted its annual revenue guidance.
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