Turnover of Penki kontinentai group increases

Published: 1 October 2003 y., Wednesday
Penki kontinentai group greeted the autumn season with a glorious working mood. The company’s turnover for 8 months of the year 2003 reaches 53 millions of Lt (without VAT). The turnover is expected to rise up to 80 millions of Lt till the end of the year. Turnover of Penki kontinentai group is constantly increasing. The company expands the range of the services provided - banking technologies’ maintenance and installation services as well as the services of information society network "Skynet". This summer Esperonus, UAB was established in Kaunas. The new company will act for Penki kontinentai group and distribute the products thereof in Kaunas. An example of the modern bank’s self-service department has been constructed at the premises of Penki kontinentai (A. Stulginskio 5, Vilnius). The representatives of the Lithuanian banks have already shown the interest in the department. The company Skaineta, which has recently faced some obstacles regarding information society network "Skynet", has already laid the network baselines in Pašilaičiai micro district. Skaineta, UAB constantly receives notes concerning connection to the network from the state institutions and from the residents of the micro district.
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