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CCA To Up Investment On The Back Of Strong H1

August 2009 | Company Finance Alert

In keeping with BMI's favourable outlook for the Indonesian soft drinks industry, the Indonesia and Papua New Guinea (PNG) operating division of Australian soft drinks major Coca-Cola Amatil (CCA) has surpassed the performance of the New Zealand and Fiji unit to become the company's second-largest segment. On course for its third consecutive year of double-digit earnings growth, the division will now receive renewed investment from CCA as it seeks to consolidate its already strong market

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