The company reported a turnover of RON4.599 billion in 2019, up 8% on the year, and a net profit of RON49.5 million, compared to a net loss of RON44.7 million in 2018.
“The financial results for 2019 were backed mostly by the way in which we have managed to adapt to our customers’ needs throughout the time (…), but also by investments in logistics, technology and development,” Tudor Manea, general manager of eMAG Romania, told Ziarul Financiar.
According to Manea, in 2019, the structure of Dante International SA included eMAG Romania, Fashion Days Romania, Bulgaria and Hungary, and inter-company sales for eMAG Bulgaria and partially eMAG Hungary.