EUROPE: Coca-Cola Enterprises announces share buyback
By Chris Mercer | 12 September 2011
Coca-Cola Enteprises is planning to launch a fresh scheme to buy back US$1bn of shares, as the bottler's current buyback programme nears completion.
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Coca-Cola Enteprises is planning to launch a fresh scheme to buy back US$1bn of shares, as the bottler's current buyback programme nears completion.
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