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Turnover rises profits don't
3rd November 2005, Page 12
3rd November 2005
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'URNOVER AT Chester istribution and warehousing Dmpany Great Bear Distribution awed to £56.6m for the year nding 31 December 2004, up .om £49.1m the previous year.
However pre-tax profits for the year ending 31 December 2004 were almost unchanged, rising from £4.1m to £4.2m.
Its accounts also reveal that Great Bear's directors (there were seven until one resigned in September) were paid a combined figure of £870,000 for the financial year down £1.1m on 2003. The highest paid director received £218,415, compared with £377,960 the previous year.
Great Bear Distribution employs 727 staff and runs 161 vehicles