Amway today announced sales of $9.5 billion USD for the year ending Dec. 31, 2015, a decline of 12 percent when compared to 2014 figures.
The direct seller saw constant dollar sales growth in 70 percent of its top 20 markets but, like many international companies, experienced soft sales in China and unfavorable currency exchange rates that negated gains.
“We experienced growth in seven of our top 10 markets and emerging markets in Latin America and elsewhere continue to perform well,” said Steve Van Andel, Amway chairman.
“Several markets achieved record sales levels in 2015 with others producing their best performance in some time. An increasingly competitive environment in China and unfavorable currency exchange rates mask a positive year overall for Amway globally.”
The company experienced notable growth in legacy markets like the United States,