Hungarian logistics and transportation giant Waberer's is able to pay dividends to its shareholders for the first time in its history on the stock market. This comes after the company closed last year with a profit before interest and taxes of 33.3 million euros, the highest since 2017. As a result, the management is recommending a dividend of HUF 100 (approx 0.26 euro) per share to be paid at the annual general meeting.

Waberer’s nets record earnings, is set to pay 1st dividends since stock market flotation

This year, Waberer's expects its highest income of the last 10 years, at least in terms of earnings before interest and taxes, according to the company's financial report published on Monday. All this comes despite the fact that the customers of Hungary's largest trucking company are reportedly experiencing falling demand, warns CEO Zsolt Barna.

Waberer’s expects its highest EBIT of last 10 years, after Q3 results

Hungarian logistics company Waberer's has announced that 2021 was its most profitable financial year since 2017. The price of this success seems to be its fleet reduction.

Waberer’s nets record earnings, is set to pay 1st dividends since stock market flotation

Waberer’s expects its highest EBIT of last 10 years, after Q3 results

Waberer’s 1st profitable year since 2017. Did fewer trucks bring better results?

Waberer’s announce reduced turnover, but figures suggest its business is recovering