NewPrinces S.p.A. NWL

NewPrinces is selling the line of drinks in its home market of Italy through Carrefour stores.

Simon Harrison is leaving his position “to pursue a new opportunity”, Princes said.

The UK-based food-and-drinks group saw revenues rise 6% but reported a decline in domestic sales.

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Princes is facing “substantial” cost increases but the UK group believes its business can perform well if consumer confidence comes under pressure.

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Princes Group was seeking to raise £400m ($524.4m) in group proceeds for a market capitalisation of £1.16bn.