The company reduced its headcount to 286 in the first six months of 2022 from 386 in the same period of 2021.
Following the release of its half-year report, NEMO23E bonds saw a 15% decline on Thursday, being traded at 72.25% of the nominal value. Since the beginning of 2022, NEMO23E bonds have lost 29.9% amid deals worth RON846,800, stock market data show.
The bonds entered a descendent trend soon after the company had announced that shareholders Dan-Dumitru Serbanescu and Capital Fleet Services SA transferred all their shares to Florian Stanila. With this transfer, Stanila became sole shareholder of Nemo Expres Logistic starting with Sept 9, 2022. Previously, he had been sole administrator of the company. Prior to this transaction, Stanila held 10% of the shares, while Serbanescu owned 51% and Capital Fleet Services owned a 39% stake.
In June 2020, Nemo Expres Logistic carried out a private placement through which it sold 15,765 euro-denominated non-guaranteed shares, in a total amount of EUR1.57 million. The shares carry a fixed interest of 7% per annum, mature on June 29, 2023and were sold to 70-80 investors.
According to calculations by Ziarul Financiar (ZF) daily based on finance ministry data, the company switched to a loss of RON1.9 million in 2021 from a net profit of RON4.1 million in 2020, and had a turnover of RON137.9 million, up 17% on the year.