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Montenegro: EPCG’s profit in 2023 amounted to 52.4 million euros

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EPCG announced that the profit before taxation was 65,871,962 euros and that 13.4 million euros was paid in profit tax.

“The process of auditing EPCG’s financial statements is underway, and in the next few weeks, we expect a draft opinion, about which we will inform the public promptly,” EPCG announced.

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