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PPC sees income drop 86 percent

Public Power Corporation SA, Greece’s biggest electricity producer, posted a first-half net income of 18.3 million euros.

This compared with a 128.8 million-euro profit in the same period a year earlier, the company said in an Athens bourse filing on Thursday.

This constitutes an 86 percent decline year-on-year.

[Bloomberg]

ekathimerini.com , Thursday August 30, 2012 (12:32)  
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