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Montenegro, EPCG: Profit in a first six months reached 100 million euros

 

The President of the EPCG Board of Directors, Milutin Đukanović, said at today’s regular Shareholders’ Meeting of the company that he is more than satisfied with the business results.

– The preliminary results of operations for six months indicate that EPCG made a profit of around EUR 100 million – said Đukanović.
At the Assembly, which is in progress, the financial statements of EPCG for the past year are currently being considered

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