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Our Group has announced its 2025 results.
In 2025, we reported turnover of €3.9 billion, an increase of 15.7% on the previous year, confirming our growth trajectory in an economic climate characterized by unprecedented levels of complexity for the global coffee supply chain.
2025 was another year of pressure on green coffee and on system costs affecting the whole industry. Rising costs are the result of various factors: the effects of climate change and extreme weather events in countries of origin; a very challenging geopolitical environment with global repercussions; a logistics crisis that has increased delivery costs and times; regulatory uncertainty, which continues to cause complexity and caution across the supply chain; a growing speculative element in commodities markets; and structural costs that have stabilized at levels significantly higher than pre-2020.
This combination of factors is causing another mid-sized contraction in the global coffee market: after the 3.5% decline in volumes over the two-year period 2023-2024, they fell by a further 2.4% in 2025, highlighting the continuing challenges facing the industry as a whole.
“Against this backdrop, our priority remains to maintain discipline and focus, protecting our People, our brands and our ability to continue investing in the long term, at the same time as ensuring the consistent positioning and high quality standards that have always characterized the relationship of trust we have with our consumers,” said Group CEO, Antonio Baravalle.