Dynea's Profits Rise on Improved Economic Conditions

Dynea reported higher earnings for full-year 2010 compared to the year-ago period because of improved economic conditions in all of the company’s key markets. Demand was good, especially in Asia Pacific, and “returned to the levels preceding the financial crisis,” begun in second-half 2008, Dynea says. Economic conditions “remained unstable” in Europe, resulting in slower but steady growth, the company says. Construction activity has recovered at a very different pace in the various parts of Europe, so demand for Dynea’s...

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