Hell Energy revenue climbs 34% in 2020
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Revenue of Hungarian soft drink maker Hell Energy rose 34% to HUF 69 billion last year, an annual earnings statement posted on the website of the Budapest Stock Exchange (BSE) shows, according to state news wire MTI.
Exports generated 56% of sales.
Operating profit nearly doubled from HUF 4.4 bln to HUF 8.6 bln.
After-tax profit climbed 173% to HUF 7 bln.
Hell Energy posted its earnings on the bourse's website because its corporate bonds are traded on the BSE's Xbond platform.
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