Clariant Sees Slow Sales in 2010
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Swiss chemicals company Clariant beat analysts' forecasts with its third-quarter profit Wednesday, but CFO Patrick Jany was pessimistic about the outlook. Jany told CNBC there were no signs of a sustained recovery yet and sales would likely remain weak throughout next year.
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