German Market Blues Affect Rodenstock
Rodenstock expects a slight increase in sales and better profits for 2001. The German supplier of lenses and frames admits in a preliminary statement that its net income fell last year well below the 1999 level of 19 million DM (e9.7m-$8.7m), due to lower-than-expected sales growth and major investments on ...
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