EROSKI finished its 2025 financial year with a turnover of €6.081 billion, marking a solid commercial performance and a milestone in its debt restructuring. The Spanish consumer cooperative posted a net profit of €47 million for the year ending 31 January 2026, down from the previous year due to one-off financing costs tied to its debt reorganisation. Operating profit rose 3.1% to €252 million, and EBITDA reached €340 million, the highest in the last decade. Gross sales exceeded €6 billion for the first time, with food retail driving growth as EROSKI continued price containment to strengthen value for customers. The year also saw the completion of the cooperative’s financial restructuring, improving debt maturity profiles and reducing financing costs. It transferred €435 million in savings to consumers via promotions and price measures, works with over 2,300 local producers, and allocated more than €25 million to social initiatives. The group operates 1,508 stores and employs more than 28,200 people, including over 8,300 worker-members. CEO Rosa Carabel described 2025 as a turning point, signalling a new growth- and long-term stability-focused phase.
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