CooperVision (CVI)’s sales in the second quarter ended on April 30 fell by 17 percent to $402.2 million, as the business highlighted “unprecedented” challenges tied to Covid-19 and the management warned that third-quarter sales could contract by 15 to 20 percent. The parent company CooperCompanies withdrew its full-year guidance due ...
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