Americans at HP and IBM managed to boost their net profits in
Romania by significant rates. Asesoft Distribution posted the
highest net profit among IT companies controlled by
Romanians.
American giant International Business Machines (IBM) last year
recorded the biggest euro-denominated net profit growth rate on the
Romanian IT market, show financial data submitted by companies to
the Trade Registry.
IBM Romania last year posted an 8.8 million-euro net profit, up by
around 120% against 2008, amid a steady euro-denominated turnover,
of around 51 million euros, despite a declining market.
Another American company, Hewlett-Packard (HP), posted the biggest
net profit among Romanian-based IT companies, 9.3 million euros, up
71% against 2008, according to Trade Registry data. The company’s
revenues, however, fell by 22%, to 47.6 million euros.
Among American IT giants present on the Romanian market, Oracle is
the strongest player in terms of business size, after last year the
company’s business amounted to 71 million euros, more than the
business of the largest IT&C retailer (eMag). The company’s
profit stood at 1 million euros.
Asesoft Distribution, a company held by businessmen Sebastian Ghita
and Iulian Stanciu, posted a 96.7 million-euro turnover last year,
up 10%, and a 3.5 million-euro net profit, up 85% on the preceding
year, according to Trade Registry data.
ZF English
Some IT companies double profits despite crisis
Some IT companies double profits despite crisis