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Four Seasons On Recovery Path As Losses Drop

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Four Seasons On Recovery Path As Losses Drop

The operator of Dublin's Four Seasons hotel has posted pre-tax losses of €1.64 million for last year.

The result represents a 41 per cent drop in losses for the firm, which recorded revenues of €19.16 million for the year.

The Irish Independent reports that a contributory factor behind the drop in losses was Ballsbridge Hotel's interest charges last year reducing from €1.34 million to €973,188 million.

The report reveals that last month the Four Seasons hotel confirmed that it will no longer carry the name of the luxury hotel group after its owner, London & Regional, parted ways with the global group.

London & Regional, which is controlled by Ian and Richard Livingstone acquired Dublin's Four Seasons in June 2011 for €15m, a figure believed to be about a quarter of what it cost to develop the hotel.

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