Posted on 27/04/2010 in Pharmacy Supplier News Kimberly-Clark has published its financial report for the first quarter of 2010, reporting a 7.6 per cent year-on-year increase in its net sales.
The company's sales for the three-month period grew to $4.8 billion (3.1 billion pounds), with the company's healthcare, personal care and consumer products divisions all seeing net sales growth.
In addition, the firm's acquisitions of I-Flow Corporation and Jackson Safety last year were also cited as having contributed to this quarter's improved sales performance.
Thomas Falk, chairman and chief executive officer, described the figures as a "solid start to the year".
He said: "We strengthened our brands by launching a number of innovations in the first quarter and by significantly increasing strategic marketing spending."
Last month, Kimberly-Clark revealed plans to launch a number of consumer health and hygiene products over the coming year, including new Poise and Depend incontinence offerings and a number of new additions to the Kotex feminine care brand.Other news stories from 27/04/2010
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