Hard Candy To Grow To $20 Mil.-$30 Mil. Business In 2000 Under LVMH
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Aggressive financial backing from new parent LVMH is expected to help Hard Candy more than double its business next year, newly appointed President and CEO Joe Nitti said. The alternative cosmetics company had sales of $8 mil. to $10 mil. in 1998; that figure is expected to reach $20 mil. to $30 mil. in 2000.
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