“What is absolutely mandatory – and we are working on it right now, is to get a major strategic investor to become a shareholder in our company, and give a boost to our business both financially and in terms of organization,” said Catalin Ghita, who is also the general manager of Protruck Center.
Asked how much he thought his company was worth, whether talks were being held to get an investor or whether he would conduct a capital increase or sell shares, Ghita said the process would take a long time because it was in its very early stages at the moment. Ghita owns 81% in Protruck Center.
The company expects EUR18 million revenue this year, down from the EUR20.5 million it posted in 2011, according to Finance Ministry website data.
(English version by Loredana Fratila-Cristescu)