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AMBROSIADIS KOTOPOULA EXOCHIS A.V.E.E.. Industry (Food Products) COUNTRY ADDRESS TELEPHONES EMAIL GREECE Katerinis - P. Keramidi Rd (2nd km), P.O. Box 113, 60100, 2351034305 [email protected] Katerini 2351075571 TOWN INTERNATIONAL DIALING CODE FAX URL Katerini +30 2351076964 www.ambrosiadis.gr Profile CEO Ioakeim Ambrosiadis Directors Board Members & Other Officials Ioakeim Ambrosiadis, Chairman John Ambrosiadis, Vice-Chairman Anastassia Ambrosiadou, Member George Kalamatas, Member Chryssoula Kargiotou, Member Ioakeim Ambrosiadis, Representative Established: 1985 Legal Form Change: 2000 General Business Registration No: 052362648000 Tax Registration No.: 081932139 Capital (euro): 5,978,934 Employees: 401 Addresses Offices: 9 Odysseos, 54629, Thessaloniki Branches: 26 Klaous, 26334, Patra Larisas-Sykouriou (2nd km), 41447, Larissa Nigritas - Serron Rd (1st km), 62200, Nigrita Karydia, 69100, Komotini Plants: Lefka, 60062, Korinos Installations: Ganochora, 60100, Katerini Poultry Farm: Korinos, 60062, Korinos Vlacha, 60100, Katerini Moutsara, 60100, Katerini Palaio Keramidi, 60100, Katerini Ganochora, 60100, Katerini Exochi, 60100, Katerini Retail Stores: 23 Thrakomakedonon Ave, 13673, Acharnes 60-62 Al. Panagouli, 41222, Larissa , tel. 2410620847, 2410623472, fax 2410623472 Activity / Products Poultry farm and slaughterhouse. Production and distribution of live poultry and nestlings. Processing of fresh poultry. Production of poultry feed Imports Exports 30% Total Percentage 4% Total Percentage Central - Eastern Europe Central - Eastern Europe Western Europe Bulgaria Bulgaria F.Y.R.O.M. Denmark Romania France Germany Industrial Products F FT E Chicken, fresh Livestock feed Nestlings Poultry Slaughterhouses, poultry F: In third party facilities, FT: On contract basis, I: Import, A: Firms, D: Regional Agent / Distributor, E: Export NACE 1012 - Processing and preserving of poultry meat (Main Activity) 1091 - Manufacture of prepared feeds for farm animals 0147 - Raising of poultry Financial Data Currency: euro Financial Data (euro) 2013 2014 2015 Capital 5,914,884 5,978,934 5,978,934 Net worth 10,086,856 12,764,945 13,484,648 Liabilities 33,948,937 35,144,422 31,530,636 Net fixed assets 13,632,570 19,758,227 19,735,478 Total assets 44,035,792 47,909,366 45,015,284 Turnover 68,522,484 67,937,394 70,029,790 Gross profit * 8,548,933 9,291,283 8,984,432 Revenue 416,445 116,416 177,086 Net income (Loss) ** 606,815 -45,645 706,957 * Turnover - sales cost or cost of material ** Before tax GS GFS 2013 2014 2015 80,000,000 70,000,000 60,000,000 50,000,000 40,000,000 30,000,000 20,000,000 10,000,000 0 -10,000,000.

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