Revenue increased by 44.9% to RON202.3 million on the year in 2023, while debts climbed to RON281.7 million from RON277.3 million in 2022.
In 2023, Socep attracted RON9 million from investors during the capital increase operation carried out between October 16 and November 15.
Its shares have gained 389% in the last 12 months, considering that the Russia-Ukraine war and therefore, grain flows coming from Ukraine had a positive impact on many companies listed at the Bucharest Stock Exchange, with activities on the Danube River and at the Black Sea.
The Group is valued at RON1.4 billion after a 0.9% increase in shares so far in 2024, backed in early 2024 by a decision of the European Commission to approve a state aid scheme aimed at supporting investments in ports facing increased trade flows amid the Russia-Ukraine war.
Socep’s main shareholder is DD Constanta, with an ownership stake of 61.2%. Stere Samara holds 12.2% of the company’s share capital.