The decision on the distribution of last year's profit will be voted by the company's shareholders on June 3, Budvanska Rivijera said in a statement with the Montenegrin bourse last week.
No further details were provided.
The hotel operator said earlier that its net profit jumped to 1.9 million euro ($2.1 million) in 2023, from 602,563 euro in 2022.
The government is the single largest shareholder in the company with a 41.6% stake, followed by Cyprus-based MKG Properties Ltd (part of MK Holding of Serbian businessman Miodrag Kostic) with 26.1% and the state pension insurance fund with 12.8%. The remainder belongs to smaller shareholders, bourse data showed on Monday.
Budvanska's shares last traded on May 7, closing up 7.57% to 7.53 euro.
($ = 0.922 euro)