The company reported a turnover of RON41.31 million in January to September, from RON43.9 million during the same period in 2011.
Socep’s revenues dropped 6.4% in the first nine months, to RON45.5 million, while its expenditure rose 4.8%, to RON42.08 million, the company sqaid in its financial statement.
The company has a share capital of RON34.3 million divided into 343.4 million shares with a face value of RON0.1.
Niculae Dusu and Ioan Dusu, owners of construction materials producer Celco Constanta, indirectly hold 54.8% in Socep, namely 31.8% through the DD group and 22.96% through Celco. Other Socep shareholders include Transport Trade Services with 14.13% and Stere Samara with 10.51%.
On the Bucharest Stock Exchange Wednesday, Socep traded up 0.8% at RON0.2197 a share. (EUR1=RON4.5310)