UK: Sales down 11% at Dewar's
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 11 August 2003
The Scotch whisky producer, John Dewar & Sons, part of the Bacardi group, has recorded a 11% drop in sales for the year to the end of March 2003 from £84.2m to £75.7m. The company attributed the decline to a fall in revenue from Venezuela, Spain and France. Pre-tax profits fell by £3m to £5.9m.
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The Scotch whisky producer, John Dewar & Sons, part of the Bacardi group, has recorded a 11% drop in sales for the year to the end of March 2003 from £84.2m to £75.7m. The company attributed the decline to a fall in revenue from Venezuela, Spain and France. Pre-tax profits fell by £3m to £5.9m.
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