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Pozitívum:

- 9 milliós EUR finanszírozás 2 hónapon belül várható, lengyel banktól hitel vagy lengyel kötvénykibocsátás formájában, ez brutál szép lenne!

Negatívum:

- 8-9 millió EUR EBITDA idénre – kvázi profit warning?

Gorlicét meg lehet, hogy eladják – ha onnan is jönne be cash, az király lenne.

E-Star hopes to 8-9 million EBITDA in '12, including by reducing costs

27.04. Warsaw (PAP) - Hungarian energy company E-Star expects that, despite difficult market conditions will improve this year EBITDA to 8-9 million through cost-cutting program that carried out - told PAP the company's head of investor relations Gabor Vilhelm.

"We have no official estimates for 2012, but we assume that, despite difficult market conditions, thanks to that carried out a program to reduce costs, increase the EBITDA to 8-9 million" - said Vilhelm.

In 2011, E-Star had 6.4 million and EBITDA of EUR 65.5 million in revenue.

E-Star, who complains of difficult market conditions, introduces a cost reduction program, including, among others sale of assets, and reducing personnel costs. The planned divestment is also a small plant in Gorlitz.

"We expect that the total savings due to reduced costs and increased operational efficiency may reach several million euros" - said Vilhelm.

The company's plans for this year involve acquisition of a Polish 9 million in the form of a bank loan or bond issue.

"We want to win the Polish 9 million in the first half of 2012. The first variant is treated to obtain a bank loan, the second is the issue of bonds" - said Vilhelm.

The largest market for the distribution of E-Star is Poland, which brings the company to 47 percent. total revenue. In second place is Hungary (37 percent)., Romania and the third (16 percent)..

E-Star Stocks on March 2011 are listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange.

Peter Horn (PAP)

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