Bremerhaven. (bm) After winning the strategically important SBB tender, Switzerland’s Valora Holding was reporting on its business model as well as its growth strategy and communicating its mid-term targets until 2025 at its Investors’ Day. Valora has made good progress this year, but corrects its profit targets in 2019 due to applicable accounting standards (IFRS 16) for the new SBB contracts; free cash flow is not affected by this. Valora expects major profit growth as of 2021. Other topics of the week:
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- Global Vending Machine Market: will grow 17% until 2023 [UK] Mon 07-08
- UK food and drink exports: Biggest Q1 on record [UK] Mon 07-08
- Valora Holding: 2019 on course for growth [CH] Sat 07-06
- Froneri: buys Israels «Noga» Ice Creams from Nestle [UK] Sat 07-06
