By Frank Prenesti
Date: Tuesday 17 May 2022
LONDON (ShareCast) - (Sharecast News) - Imperial Brands reported lower operating profit after accounting for its exit from Russia in response to the invasion of Ukraine.
Net sales rose 0.3% to £3.5bn in the six months to March 31 as demand for new products such as ecigarettes offset flat revenue from traditional cigarettes on a constant currency basis.
Imperial on Tuesday reported operating profit of £1.2bn, down 26%. The departure from Russia and associated markets cost £201m while there was also a non-recurrence of a £281m gain on the disposal of Imperial's Premium Cigar Division £281m.
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