The Nigerian bottling company recorded a 8.88 percent growth in sales and 16.11 percent rise in profit in the third quarter to December 2014
Seven-Up Bottling Company could be delisted after 58 years as a publicly-traded company if the majority shareholder Affelka buys out minority shareholders. Seven-Up’s vice chairman Sunil Sawhney told Reuters that delisting the company from the stock exchange after the takeover would be “logical�
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