The national marina chain ACI has reported a reduction in its first-half losses by 1.2 million euros, alongside a 5% increase in revenue compared to the same period last year. The company’s EBITDA rose by 28%, reaching 4 million euros, while its net result improved significantly by nearly 90%. These results align with the seasonal dynamics of ACI’s operations, which traditionally peak during the summer tourist and nautical season. According to Ankica Kruljac, CEO of ACI, the growth in revenue across most key segments confirms the stability of ACI’s business model and provides a solid foundation for continued success in the second half of the year. Revenue from annual memberships remains the largest single source of income, while daily rental revenues also saw a notable increase. Overall expenses decreased by 2%, despite higher employee costs due to ongoing investment in staff. Promotional activities continue throughout the nautical season, including discounted monthly rentals and complimentary days of daily docking.
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