Hopes climb for Oriflame India amid Q4 results

Published: 6-Feb-2015
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Oriflame saw sales growth surge from Asia and Turkey, up 25% in the last quarter

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Oriflame's fourth quarter sales were cut 5% though sales overall grew 1% for the Nasdaq-listed company in the whole year in local currency terms.

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