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Wilo looks to Eastern markets for success

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Wilo has reported a successful fiscal year 2002. The consolidated group turnover increased by 4% from 535.8 million Euros to 557.1 million Euros. The company also achieved a increase in its profits with the annual net profit increasing by 13%, reaching 23.6 million Euros. This is a short news story only. Visit www.worldpumps.com for the latest pump industry news

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Wilo has reported a successful fiscal year 2002. The consolidated group turnover increased by 4% from 535.8 million Euros to 557.1 million Euros. The company also achieved a increase in its profits with the annual net profit increasing by 13%, reaching 23.6 million Euros. This is a short news story only. Visit www.worldpumps.com for the latest pump industry news

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Wilo has reported a successful fiscal year 2002. The consolidated group turnover increased by 4% from 535.8 million Euros to 557.1 million Euros. The company also achieved a increase in its profits with the annual net profit increasing by 13%, reaching 23.6 million Euros. This is a short news story only. Visit www.worldpumps.com for the latest pump industry news

Key concepts: Euros, Profit (economics), Fiscal year, Business, Operations management, Engineering, Economy, Economics

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