One month after reorganizing the $30 billion conglomerate into five business units from six, CEO Inge Thulin outlined 3M's five-year financial targets:Earnings-per-share growth: 9 to 11 percent a year
Revenue growth: 4 to 6 percent a year
Return on invested capital: more than 20 percent
Free cash flow conversion: 100 percent
3M VISION
• 3M technology advancing every company
• 3M products enhancing every home
• 3M innovation improving every life
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