Pre-tax losses at the former Quinn manufacturing group last year increased 76-fold to €301.3m due to exceptional costs. (ouch) oh no, not again.
Pre-tax losses at the former Quinn manufacturing group last year increased 76-fold to €301.3m due to exceptional costs.
The group, known as the Aventas Manufacturing Group, was made up of
four core businesses namely container glass, construction industry
supplies, plastics & packaging and radiators.Aventas is 75pc owned by its former creditors - mainly banks and hedge funds - with the remainder held by its principal former lender, the Irish Bank Resolution Corporation (Good Old Anglo) (Paul O'Briens) buddies in liquidation.
However, (wait for it media puppets at it again) the losses arise from the breakdown of the group which has included the sale of its four trading divisions that has contributed to a total of €755m being returned to creditors since 2011 and all senior debt repaid in full.(Written off more likely)
The accounts, filed by Gortmullan Holdings Ltd, show that group revenues last year increased by 4pc, almost €30m from €666.86m to €693.8m.
Group chairman Mike McTighe said: "Our financial statements make for very difficult reading (give back your salary if you find it that difficult to read) in what was operationally a very successful year ( £301 million down) for the group as a whole."
He said: "This is due to the technical requirement to present the financial statements on a break-up basis as we have completed the sales of all of the operating divisions with two concluding post December 31, 2014, year end."
Mr McTighe said the group's operating profits increased by €0.8m to €27.8m while net cash flow increased by €33.8m to €75.2m.
Numbers employed increased from 2,630 to 2,766 with staff costs amounting to €121.28m
Directors' emoluments last year almost doubled going from €2.3m to €4.16m. (Not to mention all the shares they got plus huge bonuses. Well its nice to know the Aventas Team doubled their salaries, STUPID BONDHOLDERS. They deserve everything they get.
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