Imperial Tobacco Interims: Update on Altadis and Rights Issue


LONDON, May 20 /PRNewswire/ --     In video interviews Gareth Davis, Imperial Tobacco CEO, and Robert
Dyrbus, FD, answer questions on the Group's interim results including an
update on Altadis and the planned Rights Issue. They discuss priorities for
the second half of the year including the ongoing focus on growth
opportunities, costs and operational efficiency.

There will also be a live analyst presentation at 09:00BST with the
on-demand replay available later today.

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