Atlantic Insurance (ATL) recorded a satisfactory improvement in its 2004 results, lifting profits to CYP 1.18 mln from CYP 677.000 in 2003 on the back of an increase in premium income. The
Cyprus spent a miserable 0.33% of of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) on research and development (R&D) in 2002, falling far short of the average 2% for all 25 European Union member states.
The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), in its February Global Forecast, has revised up its forecast for US real GDP growth in 2005 to 3.3% from 3.1% on the back of stronger consumer
Lanitis Bros. (LB), the local Coke bottler and milk and juices manufacturer reported a highly disappointing set of results for 2004, with net profits nose-diving to CYP 463.832 from CYP 1.25 mln
A massive increase in provisions for doubtful debts forced Hellenic Bank (HB) to miss a rebound in earnings as is the case with the two other major banks, resulting in huge losses
A&P Andreou Paraskevaides (APE) the local bottlers of Pepsi upped the final dividend to be declared for 2004 to 0.67 cent per share from 0.55 cent in 2003 for a yield of
Kanika Hotels (KAN) surprised the market by announcing a record dividend for 2005, on top of a final dividend for 2004, taking its yield to a whopping 45%. After reporting a doubling
On the basis of the results of the Passenger Survey, revenue from tourism reached CYP 20.7 mln in January 2005, compared with CYP 21.8 mln in January 2003. This is despite the
