Rolls-Royce sees marine profits decline
The British industrial group expects up to a 25 percent drop in the company's marine and offshore activities for 2014 as a whole.
BY OLE ANDERSEN
British Rolls-Royce, whose biggest business areas are energy and plane engines, achieved a profit of GBP 40 million before financing and taxes related to marine activities, a significant decline compared to the GBP 100 million result in the same period last year, according to the industrial group's interim report, published Thursday.
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