Higher volumes across berries, kiwifruit, citrus and fresh-cut products helped company achieve 8.2 per cent increase in net sales to €1.7bn
Higher volumes and revenues in various product categories – including berries, kiwifruit, citrus, and fresh-cut products – helped Italian fresh produce company Orsero Group to exceed expectations and achieve an 8.2 per cent increase in net sales to €1.7bn in 2025, the company has revealed.
Adjusted Ebitda for the year was €86.9mn, up 3.8 per cent and supported by a positive performance in both its distribution and shipping business units.
Adjusted Ebit was also up by a similar margin year on year to €50.2mn, while adjusted net profit came in at €33.0mn (+4.7 per cent). Net profit rose by 8.3 per cent to €30.0mn.
“The 2025 financial results significantly exceed guidance’s targets in terms of financial size, thanks to the excellent performance of the Distribution [business unit], which continues to drive profitability and growth,” said Matteo Colombini, Orsero’s co-CEO and CFO. “Also noteworthy is the strong performance of the Shipping [unit], supported by a record loading factor.”
The group’s solid, efficient performance bodes well for the future, he noted. “The solid operating cash generation inherent in the business allows us to continue with our ambitious growth plan, which for 2026 focuses on significant organic development projects in core markets, focusing on higher value-added products, and on external expansion into new markets.
“We look to 2026 with great enthusiasm and are convinced it will be a year of significant growth for the group, despite a turbulent global environment, with difficult-to-read macroeconomic factors and a high degree of uncertainty.”
