Kozloduy NPP Profit Drops to Just 42 Million Euros for the Nine-Month Period ↗
Front page leadThe profit of Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant has fallen to 42 million euros for the first nine months of the year.
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The news front page focuses heavily on business and economic news, with several stories about Bulgarian companies like Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant and Kaufland, as well as broader European banking trends. There's also a significant section dedicated to the Bulgarian Stock Exchange (SOFIX), and…
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