Smith & Nephew


Good finish to FY 19; on-track for outperformance in 2020?

21/02/20 -"Smith & Nephew reported good Q4/FY 19 numbers – trumping estimates. Q4/FY 19 sales were up 5.6%/4.4% on an underlying basis – driven by broad-based momentum. For FY19, the trading profit margin ..."

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60
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English
Published on
21/02/20
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