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08 February 2019 - 17:44 Business Day TV
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Picture: 123RF / KRAN KANTHAWONG

The slower economy hit electrical group ARB Holdings in its interim results to December. Revenue was 1% lower, getting some support from acquisitions, but operating profit was 15% lower, with HEPS dropping sharply to 23.17c.

ARB CEO Billy Neasham spoke to Business Day TV.

ARB Holdings CEO Billy Neasham spoke to Business Day TV about the company's latest interim results.

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