(Reuters) - The world's biggest confectionery group is set to present
its new strategy for its core chocolate and sweets business to
trim around 200 million pounds off its annual
cost base after the group sells off its multi-billion pound soft
drinks interests.
The maker of Dairy Milk chocolate, Trident gum and Dr Pepper
drinks made pretax profits of 931 million pounds in 2006 and has
previously indicated it will revise its strategy for the
confectionery business once its soft drinks unit has been sold.
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its new strategy for its core chocolate and sweets business to
trim around 200 million pounds off its annual
cost base after the group sells off its multi-billion pound soft
drinks interests.
The maker of Dairy Milk chocolate, Trident gum and Dr Pepper
drinks made pretax profits of 931 million pounds in 2006 and has
previously indicated it will revise its strategy for the
confectionery business once its soft drinks unit has been sold.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
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