Company closes the 2025/26 season with growth exceeding 33 per cent, driven by international expansion
Spain’s Agroponiente Group has concluded the 2025/26 season with a turnover of €515mn, up from €386mn in the previous year. This growth – surpassing 33 per cent – marks a new milestone in the company’s history.
Agroponiente said the expansion of international footprint has been a decisive factor in its growth. The company’s subsidiaries in the UK and the Netherlands now have a combined turnover of more than €100mn, consolidating the group’s direct presence in two strategic markets and bolstering its logistics and commercial capabilities to bring Spanish produce closer to major European operators and consumers.
“This result rests on three pillars: a transparent business model, profitability-focused management, and the trust of thousands of farmers and customers. This combination cements Agroponiente’s status as a leading multinational fruit and vegetable company headquartered in Almería,” the company said.
“Behind this figure lies a clear purpose: to showcase the value of the work done by Almería’s farmers and to bring top-quality produce to the tables of millions of European households, demonstrating that crops grown in Spain can succeed in any market.”
Group CEO Imanol Almudí said the milestone is the result of a business philosophy rooted in “close relationships, trust, and a commitment to excellence and proof that a company based in Almería can achieve solid, sustainable, and purposeful growth in key European markets, always working hand-in-hand with our farmers and customers”.
The 2025/26 season also marked the first time Agroponiente began implementing actual artificial intelligence technologies to improve business management and efficiency – technology that will soon be available to farmers seeking to expand and increase the profitability of their crops while maintaining the same high standards.
“Agroponiente shares this growth with its European clients, offering them quality products, reliable supply capacity, and personalised service year-round. Our operational structure at the source, combined with a direct presence in the UK and the Netherlands, enables the group to support distributors from the field to the retail shelf and continue growing alongside them, season after season,” the company said.
“With these results, Agroponiente reinforces its leadership among private companies in the fruit and vegetable sector, projecting a business model from Almería that is increasingly international, technology-driven, and competitive. Having reached a turnover of €515mn, the company is embarking on a new phase of growth with the aim of continuing to create value for farmers, clients, and markets.”
