Internal hard graft starts to pay off for local retailer
But there's no room for complacency, says Hallenstein Glasson CEO, or being another 'mini-me'.
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Hallenstein Glasson [NZX:HLG] is climbing the retailer ranks, but its chief executive says it cannot get complacent after internal hard graft begins to pay off.
The Auckland-based company, which owns the Hallensteins, Glassons and Storm stores, beat its forecasts and lifted first-half profit by
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Internal hard graft starts to pay off for local retailer
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