The company chose to do the latter and the bet has paid off. For the financial year ending in April, the unit expects to report a profit of 13 million euros ($16 million), reversing a loss of 5.2 million euros in 2013, when Athanassopoulos took over as CEO. The turnaround has helped make the GREEK unit the ...
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