Epirus Bottling Industry: Turnover €131.7 million, new plastic recycling unit

The new unit will further expand the company's production and operational activity in Epirus, creating new jobs and strengthening employment in the region.

Epirus Bottling Industry: Turnover €131.7 million, new plastic recycling unit

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The Epirus Bottling Industry, the largest Greek company in water bottling, production of natural mineral soft drinks, bottles and caps, continues its dynamic course, recording a turnover of €131.7 million, maintaining its performance at high levels.

As the company states in a relevant announcement, with a strong production base, a leading position in the market and continuous investment activity, the company consistently implements its long-term strategy, investing in production, technology, infrastructure and its human resources.

At the commercial level, the expansion of distribution, combined with investments in communication and marketing, further strengthen the presence of the company's brands and their access to consumers. VIKOS Natural Mineral Water is at the top of the Greek bottled water market, maintaining the No1* position it has held since 2024.

Epirus remains firmly at the center of the investment activity of the Epirus Bottling Industry. The company continues to invest in the region, with the new investment for the creation of a plastic recycling factory constituting the next important step in a long-term investment course.

The new unit will further expand the company's production and operational activity in Epirus, creating new jobs and strengthening employment in the region. This development comes in addition to the already increased employment at the company, as its workforce increased by 4.42%, reaching 613 employees on average.

The increase in human resources and the new investment constitute two sides of the same growth course: the company is strengthening its activity, investing in new production capabilities and creating new employment prospects, with Epirus remaining a steady choice for its development and future course. At the same time, the creation of the new recycling unit strengthens the company's role in the circular economy and the more efficient use of resources, while also expanding its production and investment footprint in the region, the company concludes.

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