Rodenstock Suffered A Loss In 2001, But May Soon To Be Fit For An Ipo
Rodenstock's revenues from its own core business of lenses and frames rose by 3 percent to e368 million last year, but because of divestitures and other structural changes, its total sales dropped by 14 percent to e422 million. Due to exceptional charges which should not occur again this year, the ...
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