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Attica, increase of the economic results and the activity on the wake of the acquisition of Hellenic Seaways
In the first semester of this year the revenues are piled to 131,68 million euros (+17.5%)
September 25, 2018
The shipowning group Greek Attica, than work marine services for the transport of passengers and rotabili with the marks Superfast Ferries, Blue Ferries Star, Hellenic Seaways and Africa Morocco Link (AML), has closed the first semester of this year with revenues pairs to 131,68 million euros, with an increase of +17.5% regarding 112,04 million euros in the first half of the 2017 that is effect mainly of the income 1°th june in the perimeter of consolidation of the group of the Hellenic Seaways, of which Attica has recently acquired almost the totality of the share capital ( on 28 May and 12 june 2018).
Attica has specified that the increase of the volume of transactions in the first semester of 2018 is contained by the rise of the price of the fuel that in the period has been of beyond 12 million euros, trend of the increase of the fuel - has evidenced the shipowning company - that was already in existence in the first half of 2017 when the cost of the fuel had turned out of advanced 50% regarding the first semester of the year precedence.
In the first six months of 2018 the EBITDA is piled to 8,81 million euros regarding 7,07 million in the first six months last year.
The effect of the acquisition of the Hellenic Seaways is found also in the increase of the volume of traffic of the passengers and the vehicles enlivened from the ships of the fleet of the group in the first semester of this year, period in which the ferries have transported 2,05 million passengers (+32.5%), 279mla private vehicles (+27.0%) and 168 thousand commercial vehicles (+14.5%).
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