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C&A Modas board signs off on 2Q26 interim financial statements

C&A Modas board signs off on 2Q26 interim financial statements

ReutersReuters2026/08/04 21:45
  • C&A Modas board met Aug. 4, 2026 to clear the company’s 2Q26 interim financial statements.
  • Directors signed off on the standalone and consolidated interim accounts for the quarter, backed by an unqualified independent auditor review.
  • The board also authorized management to take the steps needed to implement the decision, including public disclosure of the 2Q26 ITRs.


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