Purcari Wineries increased revenues by 14% in 2025
The company announced this in a press release posted on the Bucharest Stock Exchange.
EBITDA increased to RON 114 million with a margin of 26.1% compared to RON 106.5 million in 2024, indicating a strong operating performance despite cost pressures and an unstable macroeconomic environment in the region.
However, net income declined 14% to RON50.8m, mainly due to a net foreign exchange loss of RON9.3m caused by the devaluation of local currencies in the markets where the group operates.
Growth in all markets
Romania remained the group’s main market, with sales growth of 16.6% and a share of approximately 61% of total volume, helped by the development of the Purcari and Crama Ceptura brands.
Moldova showed growth of 9% and Bulgaria was the most dynamic market, with growth of 30%, reaching about 5% of total sales and becoming the third largest market of the group after Poland.
In the rest of Central and Eastern Europe, sales fell by 9%, driven by lower volumes in Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovakia, partly offset by selective price increases.
Sales outside the region increased by 34%, driven by markets such as Turkey, Japan and Western Europe.
The company said gross margins were 45.8%, below 2024 but above the five-year average. In terms of corporate governance, 2025 was marked by a change of control, with Maspex Romania acquiring more than 73% of shares through a voluntary public offering.
The company’s founder, Moldovan winemaker Victor Bostan, retained a 15.08% stake through his company Amboselt Universal.
Purcari Wineries is listed on the Bucharest Stock Exchange under the symbol WINE.
