SARAJEVO, April 30 (Reuters) - Bosnia's second-largest
telecoms firm, m:tel TLKM.BJ , said on Thursday its
first-quarter profit rose 2.6 percent to 22.6 million Bosnian
marka ($13 million) due to increased number of its mobile and
internet service users.
The company's revenue through March rose to 109.9 million
marka from 109.2 million marka in the same period last year,
while operating costs fell 0.5 million marka to 85 million.
M:tel said Europe's ongoing economic problems have had
limited impact on its financial position and performance,
resulting in a decrease in revenue from fixed telephony.
Shares in m:tel, with a market capitalisation of 796 million
marka, traded at 1.62 marka, up 0.62 percent from Wednesday's
close.
(Reporting by Maja Zuvela, editing by David Evans)
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