(Reuters) - AMSTERDAM, June 7 - Dutch retailer Ahold posted a 2 percent drop in first-quarter net profit on Thursday, hurt by the ongoing overhaul of its U.S. supermarkets, but said it was on track for a recovery.
Net profit fell to 241 million euros from 246 million euros a year earlier, but came above an average forecast of 229 million euros in a Reuters poll of 17 analysts.
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Net profit fell to 241 million euros from 246 million euros a year earlier, but came above an average forecast of 229 million euros in a Reuters poll of 17 analysts.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
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