At the general meeting of shareholders, it was decided to set dividends at 15 lei per share.
According to the company, Bucuria’s net profit for 2025 amounted to 52 million lei, up 10% year-on-year. Last year, the company allocated about 23 million lei for dividends, or 50% of its 2024 profit. This indicates that the dividend policy remains stable.
The company’s revenue in 2025 increased by 14.7% to 686 million lei against 598 million lei a year earlier, the company’s statements show.
It should be noted that Bucuria is the largest producer of confectionery products in Moldova, which is among the top 3 operators of the confectionery market. The factory produces 350 products in 12 product categories. The products are exported to more than 15 countries, including Romania, Germany, Italy, Israel, Canada, USA. Great Britain, France and Croatia. The company employs over 800 people.
According to previously published data, 66.46% of the company’s shares were controlled by Russia’s Trade House Valday, with another 12.67% owned by Legenda Invest. There was also information that the controlling stake was sold for 24.5 million lei in 2019. However, these data were not publicly disclosed.
