PST CLC Mitsui-Soko’s fiscal year does not end until March, but it can already be said that it will be a very successful year. From April to the end of November, i.e. in the first eight months of the fiscal year, turnover reached CZK 1.4 billion, which is an increase of approximately CZK 250 million compared to the same period last year. By the end of the fiscal year, PST CLC Mitsui-Soko is expected to achieve a turnover of around two billion. This will be the largest turnover since 2012, when the company was part of the Japanese Mitsui-Soko Group.
This October was also historically successful, when PST CLC Mitsui-Soko had the highest monthly operating profit since 2012.
The company’s financial success is due to all divisions, i.e. customs services, warehousing and transport. The activity of the branch in Slovakia also has a significant impact on the development of turnover.
„Thanks to the high quality of the services provided, business activities and marketing, we have a good reputation on the market and we are glad that we are gradually increasing the number of clients. On the other hand, the economy is not benefiting from the strong koruna, whose exchange rate against the euro and the dollar has fallen. We are currently focusing on increasing the occupancy of our distribution centers, where we provide companies with outsourcing of warehousing, including copacking, which should also have a positive impact on economic results,“ says David Zimandl, CFO of PST CLC Mitsui-Soko.
Vít Votroubek, CEO of PST CLC Mitsui-Soko, adds that the company’s visions and strategic goals include maintaining the prosperity and stability of the company, increasing labor productivity while maintaining quality, making the company more attractive for existing and new clients, and further development, for example in the form of acquisitions.
