Royal Philips

2022 is starting on a worrisome note; patience warranted

12/01/22 -"Philips ended 2021 on a soft note, with Q4 sales c.5% behind our expectations. Although full-year margin erosion was less severe than expected, management’s acknowledgement of supply challenges and ..."

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