Seiyu expects to incur annual net loss for 6th straight year

Seiyu expects to incur annual net loss for 6th straight year

TOKYO, Japan - Seiyu Ltd. Chief Executive Officer Edward James Kolodzieski said at a press conference in Tokyo on Aug. 14 that the Japanese retail unit of Wal-Mart Stores Inc. now expects a 5.9 billion yen group net loss for its current business year to Dec. 31 for a sixth consecutive year of red ink.

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