Earnings per share fell to HUF 60 in 2010 from HUF 73 in 2009. Revenue climbed 22.3% to HUF 17.13 billion as sales of higher added-value products rose. Direct cost of sales rose at a faster rate, increasing 34.5% to HUF 12.72 billion and causing gross margin to drop 3.0% to HUF 4.41 billion.
General costs were up 9.9% at HUF 3.39 billion. EBITDA fell 22% to HUF 1.57 billion. Operating profit dipped 33.4% to HUF 886 million.
Állami Nyomda had total assets of HUF 10.33 billion on December 31, 2010, 17.6% more than twelve months earlier. Net assets rose 16.8% to HUF 6.06 billion. Long-term liabilities fell 20.9% to HUF 392 million.
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