SRI LANKA: Brandix pushing boundaries in quest for growth

By just-style.com | 12 January 2010

A strategy of aggressively pushing for higher market share in selected product categories enabled Sri Lanka's Brandix Group to achieve healthy growth in the first half of 2009, the company has revealed.

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