Electronet S.A. demonstrated resilience last year, managing to boost both its sales and profitability despite the general slowdown in the electrical and electronics market.
The company, founded in 1996 and one of the largest retail chains of electrical and electronic goods in Greece, ended the fiscal year with positive results across all key indicators.
According to the financial statements filed with the General Commercial Registry (GEMI), revenue stood at 85.74 million euros, compared to 83.93 million euros in 2024, marking an increase of 2.16%.
At the same time, net income after taxes amounted to 920.6 thousand euros, up 11.6%. Shareholders’ equity amounted to 10.83 million euros, while cash and cash equivalents reached 9.57 million euros at the end of 2025.
At the same time, management notes that Electronet has virtually no bank debt, a factor that provides the company with significant flexibility.
The management report notes that, despite the overall decline in the electrical and electronics market, the chain managed to increase its market share by leveraging the momentum of its partner stores and expanding its commercial presence.
Management is cautiously optimistic about 2026, anticipating that the market will continue to operate in a challenging environment, though it does not rule out new growth opportunities.
This year holds special significance for Electronet, as it marks 30 years in business; the company is planning a series of promotional campaigns and consumer reward programs in collaboration with its suppliers.