Tomisho bounces back after three years of losses


TOMISHO Holdings Bhd got off to a good start in the first quarter of its financial year when it returned to the black after making losses for three years. 

The rubberwood furniture maker had also returned a healthier balance sheet by cutting its debts by half from RM78.4mil in the financial year ended July 3,2003 to RM39.4mil in the current quarter to Oct 31. 

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