Kesa's UK performance suffers in H1 2011

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Parent company of Comet sees overall growth despite UK loss

Comet parent company Kesa Electricals has defended its UK arm’s performance, despite it posting a €6.4m (£5.4bn) loss for the six months ended 31 October 2010. In a financial statement for the f...

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