British American Tobacco
said on Tuesday it would return to revenue and profit growth in the U.S. this year, and inched up its annual sales growth target to 1%-2%, with first-half revenue trending slightly ahead of its expectations.
The maker of Lucky Strike and Dunhill cigarettes, which had earlier forecast 1% sales growth this year, said it now expects low-single digit revenue growth in the first half in its business that includes vapes, tobacco heating products and oral nicotine pouches.
