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All going swimmingly for Deep Sea Leisure
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SCOTTISH aquarium operator Deep-Sea Leisure today reported
stronger annual profits and turnover despite last year's hot summer
affecting visitor numbers.
The firm, which owns Deep Sea World in North Queensferry and the
Blue Planet attraction in Chester, posted a full-year pre-tax profit
of just over GBP 1.04 million, compared with earnings of GBP 900,000
in 2002.
The results, covering the 12 months to October 31, also showed
turnover lifting from GBP 5.9m to about GBP 6.14m.
Deep Sea said the board was "committed to investment in the
business" and expected to confirm new attractions at the ...
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