Hungarian-owned paper company Vajda Papir expects to close 2011 with revenue over HUF 17bn, up more than 20% from 2010, owner and managing director Attila Vajda told MTI.
Exports generated more than half of revenue, Mr Vajda said.
Vajda Papir projects 20% revenue growth in 2012, he added.
Vajda Papir employs almost 300 people.
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