In 2025, the LOULIS FOOD INGREDIENTS Group operated in an environment of heightened uncertainty, characterized by volatility in raw material and energy costs, as well as ongoing geopolitical developments.
In this context, the Group maintained its operational resilience, delivering satisfactory performance and a strong financial position.
The Group’s revenue stood at €199.67 million compared to €206.78 million in 2024, marking a decrease of 3.44%.
EBITDA amounted to €15.84 million compared to €17.99 million in 2024, while pre-tax profits stood at €7.72 million compared to €9.33 million in the previous fiscal year.
Net profit amounted to €5.61 million compared to €7.17 million in 2024.
Despite the relative decline in profitability, the Group continued to strengthen its financial structure, with net debt decreasing further to €36.19 million compared to €40.52 million as of December 31, 2024, confirming its steadfast commitment to generating strong cash flows and managing liquidity.
At the operational level, the Group recorded positive performance in its core sectors, with an increase in sales volumes and stronger sales of consumer flour mill products, as well as bakery and pastry mixes. Growth in the mixes and raw materials segment was particularly significant, as this segment continues to be a key pillar of the Group’s strategy.
Operating results were primarily affected by the increase in selling and administrative expenses, as well as by the decline in revenue, while the significant reduction in financial expenses, resulting from the deleveraging of debt, made a positive contribution.
During the fiscal year, the Group undertook a series of actions to strengthen its financial flexibility and support its investment plan, while simultaneously making increased investments in fixed assets and infrastructure, laying the groundwork for further growth.
With a strategic focus on enhancing competitiveness and profitability, Management is concentrating on the continuous optimization of operational efficiency, the development of high-value-added products, and the expansion of the Group’s presence in the markets where it operates.
Despite the uncertain economic environment, Management believes that the Group’s strong production base, organizational flexibility, and financial strength create the right conditions for maintaining its growth trajectory.