Green-leaf purchases have begun in Brazil, and Universal Corporation believes already that its fiscal year 2019 volumes will rise, given a recovery in African volumes and overall market stability. Read More
Japan Tobacco’s combustible-cigarette volume fell by 12.5 percent between 2016 and 2017, but the company outperformed the market so its share rose marginally.Read More
Philip Morris International’s CEO André Calantzopoulos will discuss the company’s outlook for 2018 during a results webcast on February 8.Read More
Candace C. Formacek, Universal Corporation’s vice president and treasurer, will host a third-quarter-results conference- call on February 6.Read More
Tobacco excise is expected this year to contribute nearly 14 percent more to the Philippines’ government coffers than it did last year.Read More
The Altria Group’s full-year results, which are due to be issued on February 1, will be the subject of a webcast discussion on the same day.Read More
Changes to the US federal corporate tax rate are expected to result in a benefit of less than one percent to Imperial Brands’ adjusted effective tax rate during its current financial year.Read More
The US Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is expected to reduce British American Tobacco’s effective tax rate percentage for the year to the end of December 2018.Read More
The future of SEKAP, the Xanthi-based tobacco-products company that was established in 1975, is due to be discussed today at an extraordinary board meeting.Read More
Japan Tobacco Inc.'s domestic cigarette sales volume and the value of those sales each fell by about 15 percent during November.Read More
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