Alteo net earnings more than double in first quarter

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Hungarian energy supplier and trader Alteo ended the first quarter of this year with net earnings of HUF 62.549 mln, more than double the HUF 24.141 mln it posted a year ago, the companyʼs consolidated IFRS earnings report shows, state news agency MTI reported. 

Revenue rose 6% to HUF 1.779 bln, while pre-tax profit climbed 26% to HUF 52.695 mln. EBITDA came to HUF 318 mln, down 6% from the previous year.  Alteo announced earlier this month that it had acquired Sinergy from the ELMŰ-ÉMÁSZ group. Excluding the one-off expenditures related to the acquisition, EBITDA would have increased 13%, the company said in a statement.

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