UK: Morrison reveals positive H1 growth
By Clare Harman | 21 September 2000
The fifth largest UK supermarket group, William Morrison, has today (21 September) revealed positive H1 results, proving that its mantra of no nonsense retailing is, in fact, making sense for shoppers and driving the best sales growth in the industry. The results showed that since last year, pre-tax profit has risen 9.
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The fifth largest UK supermarket group, William Morrison, has today (21 September) revealed positive H1 results, proving that its mantra of no nonsense retailing is, in fact, making sense for shoppers and driving the best sales growth in the industry. The results showed that since last year, pre-tax profit has risen 9.
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