The company’s standalone revenue rose to 5.6 million levs in the January-September period from 4.3 million levs a year earlier, Sofia Commerce-Pawn Brokerage said in an interim financial statement last week.
At the same time, operating expenses climbed to 3.24 million levs from 2.82 million levs mainly due to higher remuneration costs.
Sofia Commerce-Pawn Brokerage operates a chain of over 100 pawnshops in Bulgaria.
In July, the company said that it will set up a subsidiary in North Macedonia named Makkom Cash Skopje.
As at 1337 CET on Wednesday, shares in Sofia Commerce-Pawn Brokerage traded flat at 2.82 levs on the Bulgarian Stock Exchange.
(1 euro = 1.95583 levs)