Domestic sales accounted for 61% of revenues, as the ratio of exports rose from 37% to 39% last year. More than half of Kométaʼs exports go to Italy, but export markets include more than 30 countries in total.
Kométa posted several hundred million forints of profit on revenues of HUF 30 bln in 2015, up HUF 5 bln from the previous year, following several loss-making years.
The meat company employs more than 700 people, split between its Kaposvár headquarters and Budapest. It has spent about HUF 8 bln on developments over the past ten years.
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