Holcim

Q1 19: strong start to year with over-proportional increase in lfl recurring EBITDA

15/05/19 -"LafargeHolcim posted a strong start to the year with an over-proportional increase in lfl recurring EBITDA. As expected in our model update of 2 April 2019, India and Europe posted strong ..."

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