The snack maker netted Ft 10 billion last year, and hopes to repeat the performance in 2006. Chio-Wolf exported snacks worth Ft 3.4 billion-Ft 3.7 billion during the past couple of years, and plans to sell Ft 3.5 billion abroad in 2006.
The company’s local market share stood at 35%-36% two to three years ago but dropped to 32% in 2005. Chio-Wolf aims to retain its market share this year.
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