DCC expects to get €14.8m in damages

BUSINESS support services group DCC is confident it will be paid the €14.8 million in damages it has been awarded by the High Court in London against a Taiwanese public company.

DCC expects to get €14.8m in damages

Yesterday, Mr Justice Langley delivered his judgment in favour of DCC’s subsidiary DMA against three defendants, Pihsiang Machinery Manufacturing Company Limited, its chairman and major shareholder Donald Wu and his wife and company director Jenny Wu.

DCC chief executive Jim Flavin commented yesterday: “Today’s judgment is an endorsement of the strategy, marketing and distribution expertise of DCC Healthcare and its subsidiary DMA that has led to growth from 12% to 19% in Shoprider’s share of the European mobility scooter market over five years”.

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