CANADA: Cott sees record first quarter

By just-drinks.com editorial team | 21 April 2004

The world's largest provider of own-label soft drink Cott Corporation has reported record sales and earnings per share for the first quarter 2004. Sales in the first quarter were up 26% to C$370.9m compared with C$295.3m last year. Earnings per diluted share were 21 cents; an increase of 40% from last year's reported 15 cents.

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The world's largest provider of own-label soft drink Cott Corporation has reported record sales and earnings per share for the first quarter 2004. Sales in the first quarter were up 26% to C$370.9m compared with C$295.3m last year. Earnings per diluted share were 21 cents; an increase of 40% from last year's reported 15 cents.

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