Dolphin Cove is reporting a dip in its net profits of US$1.9 million on revenues of US$8.4 million during the six-month period which ended on June 30 this year.
This represents declines of 9% and 5% when compared with the net profits of US$2.1 million generated on revenues of US$8.8 million during the same period last year.
The company says it welcomed 47,817 visitors during the second quarter of this year - an increase of 3513 or 8% when compared with the second quarter of this year.
The directors also stressed that despite their higher input costs such as dolphin feed, security and insurance, the management was able to keep them 12.2% of total income for the six-month period under review compared with 12.5% during the same period last year.
Total expenses, however, climbed by 16% of its income during the six-month period compared with 8% last year due to higher salaries.
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