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Bulgarian liquor maker Vinprom Peshtera sales reach 82M leva in 2008

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byNick Iliev

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Bulgarian liquor maker Vinprom Peshtera sales reach 82M leva in 2008

Bulgarian liquor maker Vinprom Peshtera has registered an increase in annual consolidated revenue of 70 per cent, emanating from sales revenue amounting to a total of 82 million leva in 2008. In spite of that, however, the company's net profit decreased by 5.5 per cent on the year to 2.8 million leva.

The company's equity towards the end of 2008 stands at 51.8 million leva, with non-liquid assets estimated at 23.8 million, with 66.3 million in liquid assets, the company has revealed in an official statement, as quoted by Investor.bg

Other companies affiliated to Vinprom Peshtera are Omega Agro, Omega Agro Invest, ERP Konsult, and Peshtera Tourist OOD.

Vinprom Peshtera produces plum and grape brandy (rakiya) Pehsterska and Grozdova, Vodka Flirt, Bacchus wine, and Bacchus Cabernet Chevignon, Mastika Peshtera, Menta Peshtera, a Gin SIXth Sense, Black Ram Whisky, and Lion D'oR brandy.

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