Preussag's net climbs 42%, buoyed by core business

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The largest tour operator in Europe, Preussag AG, announced that its net income increased 42% in the first half, showing strong consumer spending on travel. Profit from the company's tourism division went up 33% to Euro76 million in the half, versus the previous year.

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Preussag's profit beat expectations in first quarter

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Preussag AG posted higher-than-expected profits for the 2001 first-quarter. The company posted 25 million euros in operating profits for the period, three times higher than predicted.

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Preussag's profit rose 17% in 2000

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Preussag AG posted an increase of 17% in net profits for the 2000 year. The company posted 402.5 million euros in net profits for the year.

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