SPAIN: Inditex H1 net profit up 32% to EUR944m
By Richard Woodard | 19 September 2012
Fashion retail giant Inditex has posted revenues of over EUR7bn (US$9.1bn) in the first half of the fiscal year, increasing its net profit by 32%.
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