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Anek Lines has closed the first semester of 2018 with a net loss of -9,1 million euros
The revenues have grown of +11.5%
September 27, 2018
In the first semester of this year the activity of the fleet of ferries of the Greek Anek Lines and the correlated services has generated revenues pairs to 72,9 million euros, with an increase of +11.5% regarding 65,2 million euros in the first half of 2017. The operating costs instead are diminished of the -0,7% attesting itself to 64,4 million euros. The EBITDA has been pairs to 1,6 million euros respect to a sign result negative for -6,3 million euros in the first six months last year. Of sign negative also the operating result that has been pairs to -3,8 million euros regarding -11,3 million euros in the first semester of 2017. Anek has concluded the first six months of the 2018 with a net loss of -9,1 million euros respect to a profit clearly of 2,0 million euros in the correspondent period of 2017. Al worsening has contributed to financial burdens pairs to five million euro regarding proceeds from activity financial institutions for 10,9 million euros in the first semester last year.
In the first six months of 2018, period in which the number of travels of the ferries of the group has turned out inferior of 15% regarding the same period of 2017, the ships of the Greek company have transported 368 thousand passengers (+3%), 62 thousand private vehicles (0%) and 69 thousand truck (- 1%).
Anek previews that the performances of the second half of the year of this year will endure the impact of the increase of the prices of the fuel and intensifying themselves of the competition in the markets in which work the company.
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