AUS: Costs dampen Cooper's beer sales rise
By Blair Speedy | 9 November 2009
Australian brewer Cooper's has reported annual profits of AUD20.3m (US$18.8m), up from last year's AUD20.2m, after higher malt costs offset a 5% sales rise to AUD169m.
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Australian brewer Cooper's has reported annual profits of AUD20.3m (US$18.8m), up from last year's AUD20.2m, after higher malt costs offset a 5% sales rise to AUD169m.
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