aleo solar AG continues on profitable growth path in 2009aleo solar AG [ISIN: DE000A0JM634] today announced revenue of EUR 376.1 million (previous year: EUR 360.5 million) and EBIT of 16.0 million (previous year: EUR 23.8 million) for financial year 2009, according to preliminary calculations. Despite the difficult market environment, the EBIT margin was a solid 4.3 percent (previous year: 6.6 percent). Earnings per share are expected to come in at EUR 0.78 (previous year: EUR 1.20). Jakobus Smit, CEO of aleo solar AG, said: "Our excellent market position as a premium manufacturer with its own sales organization proved its merit in the past year. Quality modules and a strong brand remain our guarantors of success even in difficult times." The European sales network of aleo solar AG now comprises some 1,000 specialist dealers and installers. The 2009 annual report containing the final figures is expected to be published on 25 March 2010. The Company 11.03.2010, aleo solar AG News material on the Site is copyright and belongs to the Company or to its third party news provider, and all rights are reserved. Any User who accesses such material may do so only for its own personal use, and the use of such material is at the sole risk of the User. Redistribution or other commercial exploitation of such news material is expressly prohibited. Where such news material is provided by a third party, each User agrees to observe and be bound by the specific terms of use applying to such news material. We do not represent or endorse the accuracy or reliability of any of the info contained in any news or external websites referred to in the news. |
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