BRASILIA, Sept 1 (Reuters) - Brazilian tourism operator CVC reported on Tuesday a loss of 1.9 million reais ($339,000) last year, dipping into the red after unaudited accounts last month had initially showed a profit of 47 million reais.
The company had been revising financial statements relative to 2019, and prior periods, as it tried to gauge the impact of potential accounting errors.
In a securities filing, CVC also said it expects to release interim results for the first and second quarters of this year by the end of September.
CVC in July approved a capital increase of up to 301 million reais to boost its liquidity position hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic, allowing it to resume the sale of travel packages on credit and installments, which make up about 85% of its sales. (Reporting by Jamie McGeever, editing by Louise Heavens)