Kathmandu on cusp of signing international wholesalers
The company tweaks international sales strategy.
Kathmandu Holdings is focusing its long-term growth internationally and is about to sign on European wholesalers to help it do so.
The New Zealand-founded outdoor clothing and equipment retailer lifted net profit after tax up 6.4% to $10 million in the six months to January 31, from $9.4 million
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Kathmandu on cusp of signing international wholesalers
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