Graphisoft’s biggest owner Gábor Bojár told business daily Napi Gazdaság that the company expects revenue from its new product Virtual Construction to increase 200% compared to €1.7million in 2005. The company targets an overall revenue increase of 20% in 2006.
Graphisoft announced at the end of March it plans to put its real estate activities into a separate company and offer its shareholders shares in the new company, which it will then list on the stock exchange. The board proposed putting 48% of Graphisoft’s net assets, or €21.3 million, into Graphisoft Park Rt, a property development company which would operate the company’s business and research park of the same name. The remaining net assets of €23.2 million will remain with Graphisoft, which will continue to carry out software development activities under the plan.
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