Newly-filed accounts for hospitality and investment firm Wintergreen Holdings have revealed that the company's pre-exceptional profits rose 72% to €19.1 million in 2017.
Meanwhile, revenues at the Paddy McKillen-controlled company, the subsidiaries of which include Captain Americas restaurant of Dublin's Grafton Street and The Dean hotel of the capital's Harcourt Street, rose from €55.5 million to €76 million, as reported by The Irish Independent.
Fair Value Of Financial Assets And Revaluation Of Tangible Fixed Assets
Wintergreen's accounts indicated that the company benefited from a €1.4 million uplift on the fair value of financial assets, and just over €3 million following the revaluation of tangible fixed assets.
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