Hills’ distribution business restructure cost it $15M
Hills Limited spent $14.7 million on a restructure of its distribution business following a turbulent year that ended with an $8.8 million loss.
Hills Limited spent $14.7 million on a restructure of its distribution business following a turbulent year that ended with an $8.8 million loss.
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