Revenue dropped 14% on the year, to RON27.9 million, while expenditure increased by 8% to RON42.2 million.
Sales dropped to RON9.6 million, from RON25.6 million.
The company’s long-term debt narrowed by 26% in the first nine months, while short-term debt dropped by 4%, as loans worth RON24.7 million were repaid.
Impact had a debt worth a total RON96.8 million to Banca Romaneasca (RON45.4 million), Piraeus Bank (RON44.6 million), Bancpost (RON3.7 million) and Banca Transilvania (RON3.1 million).
Company shareholders include Dan Ioan Popp with 18.06%, Carmen Sandulescu with 11.61% and Templeton GIT Emerging Markets, with 6%.
Impact has a share capital of RON200 million, divided into 200 million shares with a face value of RON1.
Company shares closed up 0.1% Monday, to RON0.2026. (EUR1=RON4.3448)