BAT cautious on outlook, illegal cigarettes still a concern


KUALA LUMPUR: British American Tobacco Malaysia Bhd expects a challenging outlook for 2014, citing that any further increase in excise duties would fuel the illegal cigarette problem.

Commenting on the performance at a press conference after its annual general meeting, the group said despite its accomplishments in 2013, the group still has concerns on the illegal cigarette business.

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