The company will use its entire 2010 after-tax profit of HUF 133.6 million and HUF 10.4 million in profit reserves to pay the dividend.
Kulcs-Soft paid HUF 120 million, or HUF 20 per share, in dividends, partly from profit reserves, last year.
Kulcs-Soft had revenue of HUF 862 million in 2010, up 15% from 2009. Operating profit increased 57.3% to HUF 144 million in 2010, while after-tax profit rose 37.4% last year.
The company’s 2011 business plan calls for revenue of HUF 1.14 billion and operating profit of HUF 195 million.
Kulcs-Soft shares trade in the B-category at the Budapest Stock Exchange.
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