“I think the revenue growth will be 12% to 13% next year and 15% in a best case scenario, it won’t be the same as this year,” said Adrian Mihai, one of the founders of Fan Courier, which will see more than RON515 million revenue this year, according to ZF’s calculations.
“2016 which came with steps like the VAT cut to 20% and wage raises clearly fueled consumer spending. Things will change next year, though. We are already seeing that the first decisions of the yet-unappointed government point to a delay in tax cuts.”
FAN Courier’s business increased in part as a result of the EUR18 million investments in a new hub in Brasov, in the upgrades to the other hubs, in personnel and technology. FAN Courier’s fleet consists of more than 3,200 vehicles.
The increase in the revenue of the company comes at a time when all clients said their sales went up, Adrian Mihai says.
(English version by Loredana Fratila-Cristescu)