SARAJEVO, March 5 (Reuters) - Bosnia's second-largest
telecoms firm, m:tel TLKM.BJ , said on Thursday its 2014 net
profit rose 6.2 percent to 106.5 million Bosnian marka ($60.3
million) on more users.
Revenues in 2014 rose 2.1 percent to 488 million marka, the
company said in a statement to Reuters.
"This is a consequence of technology development and
constant improvement and expansion of the service portfolio, and
the rise in the number of users of integrated services," m:tel
said.
Last year, m:tel expanded in Austria with a mobile virtual
network operator, setting up its fully-owned company MTEL
Austria.[ID: nL6N0PI4BR]
It also acquired a 65 percent stake in the Sarajevo-based
Logosoft internet service provider.
Shares in m:tel, with a market capitalisation of 781.3
million marka, traded flat at 1.59 marka on Thursday.
(1$ = 1.767 Bosnian marka)
(Reporting by Daria Sito-Sucic; Editing by William Hardy)
((daria.sito-sucic@thomsonreuters.com; +38733 295 484; Reuters
Messaging: daria.sito-sucic.thomsonreuters.com@reuters.net))
Keywords: BOSNIA M:TEL/RESULTS