(Bloomberg) -- Gaz de France SA's second-quarter sales
fell 7.3 percent as warm weather carried over from the winter and
reduced demand for heating. The company maintained its outlook for
this year.
Second-quarter sales at the company, the operator of Europe's
biggest natural-gas network, fell to 4.73 billion euros ($6.49
billion) from 5.1 billion euros a year earlier. The figure was
calculated by Bloomberg News by deducting first-quarter sales from
first-half sales, which the Paris-based company reported today.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
fell 7.3 percent as warm weather carried over from the winter and
reduced demand for heating. The company maintained its outlook for
this year.
Second-quarter sales at the company, the operator of Europe's
biggest natural-gas network, fell to 4.73 billion euros ($6.49
billion) from 5.1 billion euros a year earlier. The figure was
calculated by Bloomberg News by deducting first-quarter sales from
first-half sales, which the Paris-based company reported today.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
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