date:Mar 18, 2013
lid set of results, said Sarasin analyst Patrick Hasenboehler. A slight disappointment could be that LS announced no new share buyback program.
Lindt, whose shares had risen on Thursday to their highest since early 2008, had in 2011 announced a plan to buy back up to 5 percent of its equity in a scheme which ran to the end of 2012.
The group in January reported a 7.3 percent rise in full-year sales to 2.67 billion Swiss francs ($2.8 billion), driven by a robust performance in Europe, which acc