(Boursier.com) — Makheia posted annual turnover of 9.7 ME and a stable gross margin of 7.7 ME. The results, for their part, are in very strong improvement with a positive COI of 215 KE (compared to a loss of 1,645 KE in 2020, a year marked by the Covid crisis and the partial shutdown of the economy).
Personnel costs thus amounted to 5.4 ME at the end of December 2021 compared to 6.4 ME at the end of December 2020. Other external expenses amounted to 883 KE compared to 987 KE the previous year over the same period.
In addition, Makheia saw its equity increase, from 6.8 ME in 2020 to 9 ME in 2021. This strengthening is directly linked to the continuation of the refinancing plan, deployed during the crisis, which included the implementation a BSA plan whose success was characterized by 91% exercise of BSA-A and 95% exercise of BSA-B. With a total fundraising of 5.3 ME, this plan has enabled the Makheia Group to reduce its debt almost completely without resorting to a PGE.
The start of 2022 was dynamic for the Group, which won, after competition, more than ten new budgets.
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