The French producer of alcoholic beverages, Remy Cointreau, published a report on financial results for the fiscal year that ended on March 31. Its revenue reached a record level of 1 billion 220 million euros, an increase of 7.8% in organic terms. These results were made possible by growing sales in the Asia-Pacific region and increasing market share in the United States. The performance of the House of Remy Cointreau cognac unit increased in all regions. The growth of its organic revenue was about 12%. Liqueurs & Spirits increased revenue by 4% over the year. Over the past year, the capitalization of Remy Cointreau increased by 20.3%, amounting to 5 billion 900 million euros.
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