Bata India posts Rs.25.90 crore net profit in Q2 : India

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Bata India posts Rs.25.90 crore net profit in Q2
Thursday, 29 July 2010 | http://www.nerve.in/news:253500328526 | channel: India

"Kolkata, July 29 - Shoemaker Bata India posted a net profit of Rs.25.90 crore for the second quarter - of 2010, compared to the corresponding period last fiscal of Rs.18.34 crore, a company statement said here Thursday."

Kolkata, July 29 - Shoemaker Bata India posted a net profit of Rs.25.90 crore for the second quarter - of 2010, compared to the corresponding period last fiscal of Rs.18.34 crore, a company statement said here Thursday.

The company's net sales were up at Rs 350.1 crore against Rs 308.6 crore, a year ago.

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