Gefran’s 2025 financial statements approved

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Gefran’s ordinary shareholders’ meeting recently approved the company’s financial statements for the 2025 financial year, as well as the Board of Directors’ proposal to distribute an ordinary dividend, gross of statutory withholding taxes, of 0.43 euros per share, drawing, for the amount required, on the retained earnings reserve from previous years. The parent company Gefran recorded revenues of 86.1 million euros, Ebitda of 14.5 million euros and a positive net result of 10.1 million euros. At consolidated level, revenues amounted to 139 million euros, Ebitda stood at 22.4 million euros and the net result was positive at 9.9 million euros.

Marcello Perini.
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Marcello Perini)

“The financial statements approved by the Shareholders’ Meeting reflect a year in which the Group confirmed its balance sheet and financial strength, operational continuity and ability to implement its industrial and commercial priorities in a concrete and consistent manner, despite a still complex environment. In 2025, we continued to develop and strengthen our competitive positioning through the execution of a series of initiatives already shared with the market, supported by robust cash generation and a disciplined approach to investments. It is against this backdrop that the decision to distribute an ordinary dividend of 0.43 euros per share should be viewed: a tangible recognition of our investors’ continued confidence in the Group’s solidity and growth prospects. The approval of the 2025 financial statements also marks the conclusion of the Board of Directors’ three-year term. I would like to extend my sincere thanks to all Board members for their concrete contribution to governance oversight and strategic guidance, and for their constant support to management during a period marked by significant macroeconomic and geopolitical challenges. Looking ahead, and welcoming the new Board member, I am confident that the same level of collaboration that has characterised the past will continue. On the basis of the initiatives and plans already under way, we are approaching 2026 while continuing to monitor the main risk factors closely. In the current scenario, with demand still in a stabilisation phase, we expect first-quarter results to be in line with the same period of the previous year in terms of revenues, with positive margins, albeit at a more moderate level. We remain focused on market development, product innovation and the strengthening of our industrial and organisational capabilities, with the aim of supporting growth, profitability and value creation over time,” said Marcello Perini, Chief Executive Officer of Gefran.