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Tallink had loss of EEK 128 last year

Baltic largest ferry operator had loss of EEK 128 mln while sales revenue was EEK 12.4 bln, the company announced on Tallinn Stock Exchange.

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The main reasons for the loss were higher amortisation and financial costs. Sales were 0.8 pct higher than last year.

“Considering the overall weak macroeconomic situation the Group was still able to outperform its historical numbers in many areas. However, the management is not pleased with the Group's 12 months total result in the 2008/2009 financial year,” the company said.

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The company added in an announcement that it focuses on cutting costs and selling or renting out old ships.

Sales increased by 8 pct or EEK 291 in the Q4. Tallink Grupp had profit of EEK 496 mln in the Q4.

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Like the early nineties all over again...
SEB, Nordea, Citigroup will be in the driving seat soon.
Their only chance of survival is to get rid of Germany-route, Riga-route and the non-traffiking ferrys very very soon. They better hope for a better second hand market...
~Old Spice [27.10.2009, 09:39]
Things could've been worse. If the interest rates had not remained so low, there would have been less passengers and much more expensive refinancing costs for Tallink.

Anyway, I was wrong in my assumption (maybe one year ago) that Tallink would be in deep trouble. In a way they are, but nowhere as deep as I thought. With a bit of juggling they'll probably survive.
~Polpa di Pomodoro [26.10.2009, 20:52]
Only 11 pct in the best season. The whole fiscal year minus. The rats (mr. Mehtonen) are leaving the sinking ship. They are solving the problem to sell old ships! Heh.
~Skipper [26.10.2009, 18:38]
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