19/07/2013at 13:17

Alfa Laval sees decline in second quarter turnover

Alfa Laval experienced lower turnover in the second quarter of 2013 compared with the corresponding quarter of 2012, the company’s quarterly report shows.

by TOMAS KRISTIANSEN

Alfa Laval’s order intake in the second quarter of 2013 was lower than that of the corresponding quarter in 2012, and the net income was also lower, Alfa Laval’s new quarterly report reveals.

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