Still, the company reportedly said it would pay a divident this year.
Appeninnʼs earnings suffered due to unrealized exchange rate losses and the cost of refinancing a CHF 13 million loan, Appeninn said in an announcement released with its earnings report.
In the first half of this year, revenue fell 4%, to €2,150,000, the company said, attributing the drop to the sale of projects undertaken as part of a portfolio restructuring as well as fluctuations in the forintʼs exchange rate, according to MTI.
Appeninn is involved in property investment and asset management.
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