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Interbulk profits hit by euro crisis

Interbulk chairman David Rolph said: "After two years of strong revenue growth, the weak external business environment – evident following the euro crisis – has impacted activity levels in our main market, the European chemical sector."

FEELING THE PINCH: Clyde Blowers chairman and chief executive Jim McColl. Picture:Jamie Simpson.
FEELING THE PINCH: Clyde Blowers chairman and chief executive Jim McColl. Picture:Jamie Simpson.

The company was cautious about the outlook in its core sector. "In the short term, hopes of economic recovery in Europe have suffered new setbacks, and uncertainty remains for the period ahead," it told investors.

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