Kanebo sees group net balance back to black under rehabilitation

Kanebo sees group net balance back to black under rehabilitation

TOKYO, Japan - Kanebo Ltd. Chairman Akiyoshi Nakajima (L) and President Takehiko Ogi give a press conference in Tokyo on May 31. The struggling textile and household product maker said its group net balance returned to the black in the business year ended in March under rehabilitation efforts with the support of the state-backed corporate bailout agency. (Kyodo)

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