“Well, we actually don’t have that much, we’ve tried to put it all in there, so if you read it I actually think it’s in there”
As on of the few stock listed Danish companies, William Demant does not publish quarterly interim reports. Rather, the company publishes quarterly statements that are virtually wiped clean of key figures. “It’s so low on information that it kind of makes an analyst sweat,” comments Sydbank, among others.
BY LONNI LYNGE
One cannot accuse the Danish hearing aid group William Demant of throwing around information about the company’s current affairs in terms of telling the world about the group’s performance in the first and third quarters.
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