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Montenegro's Sveti Stefan Hoteli records 363,700 euro profit in Jan-Sept

Oct 20, 2020, 9:56:27 AMArticle by Radomir Ralev
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October 20 (SeeNews) - Montenegrin blue-chip company Sveti Stefan Hoteli [MNG:SSHO], established in August 2019 following the restructuring of hotel operator Budvanska Rivijera [MNG:BUDR], recorded a net profit of 363,652 euro ($428,166) in the first nine months of 2020, it said.

Montenegro's Sveti Stefan Hoteli records 363,700 euro profit in Jan-Sept
Montenegro's Sveti Stefan, Photo: Jigsaw Puzzle.co.uk

The revenue of the company totalled 733,016 euro in January-September, whereas expenses amounted to 370,886 euro, Sveti Stefan Hoteli said in an interim financial statement filed with the Montenegro Stock Exchange.

Budvanska Rivijera's shareholders approved at an extraordinary meeting in June 2019 the decision for the spinoff of Sveti Stefan Hoteli, with Budvanska transferring its hotels Sveti Stefan and Milocer to the newly-established company.

In April, the Montenegro Stock Exchange included Sveti Stefan Hoteli in the blue-chip MNSE10 index as part of a regular revision of its composition.

The share capital of Budva-based Sveti Stefan Hoteli totals 25.9 million euro and is divided into 8,110,763 shares with a nominal value of 3.19 euro each. The largest shareholder is the Montenegrin government with a 41.6% stake, followed by Serbian lender AIK Banka with 20% and the Montenegrin pension insurance fund with 12.8%.

($ = 0.849349 euro)

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