The company said its salt deliveries were higher in 2013 because it snowed more and the salt was used for snow removal operations.
In 2007, before the crisis, Salrom produced 2.21 million tons of salt. The company had an average annual output of 2.35 million tons in 2007-2009.
Salrom exported over 600,000 tons of salt to Hungary, Slovakia, Serbia, Bulgaria, Moldova, Czech Republic, Poland, Germany and France.
State-owned Salrom plans to invest RON35.2 million this year in upgrading various salt mines.
Salrom had a net profit of RON24.53 million and a turnover of RON277.37 million in 2014. This year, it expects a net profit of RON37.28 million and a turnover of RON290.86 million.
Romania is among the top ten salt producers in Europe and has over 200 areas under exploitation. The company is 51% owned by the state, through the Ministry of Economy, and 49% by Fondul Proprietatea.