Aryzta’s shares fall by 6%
May 31
12:16
2016
Aryzta’s shares fall by 6%
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Aryzta shares have fallen nearly 6% after the company’s latest quarterly figures showed revenue fell by 2.4% to €950m, dragged lower by its North American unit.About Author
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