EBIT fell to 2.8 million euro from 3.8 million euro in the review period, Luka Ploce said in a statement filed with the Zagreb bourse on Tuesday. First-quarter EBITDA declined to 3.6 million euro from 4.4 million euro in the like period a year earlier.
The port handled 973,213 tonnes of cargo in the January-March period, down 17% on the year, mostly due to a drop of 28% in bulk cargo.
The volume of handled cargo in the first quarter of this year is 25% higher compared to the first half of pre-crisis 2021, it added.
The company's shares traded 4.72% higher at 13 euro on the Zagreb bourse intraday on Thursday.
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