MAURITIUS: Cost cuts help Ciel Textiles treble 9-month profit
By Leonie Barrie | 16 May 2012
Mauritius-based apparel major Ciel Textiles has seen its nine-month profit more than treble thanks to improved efficiency and aggressive cost cutting.
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