Three months to end of September see sales slide 14% to EUR1.51bn [US$1.6bn]
H1's -3% top-line showing worsens, resulting in nine-month sales down 7% - EUR4.69bn
The second quarter's sales decrease appears to have merely set the 2023 scene for Moët Hennessy, with Q3's top line tumbling by double digits.
Having posted a slight lift in sales at the start of this year, the Hennessy brand owner has delivered two consecutive quarterly falls, with the three months to the end of September slidng by 14%. Subsequently, year-to-date sales are down 7% on the corresponding period in 20
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