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    Norofert reports net profit of 3.7 million RON, up 16 percent in 2025

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    Norofert, the leading producer of organic agricultural inputs and biotechnology provider for agriculture in Romania, announces its financial results for 2025. The company recorded a net profit of approximately RON 3.7 million, up 16% compared to the previous year. This growth was driven by cost optimization and the increasing contribution of its operations in the United States. The US subsidiary generated about RON 1 million of the consolidated net profit.

    The recorded revenue amounted to RON 41 million, down by approximately 10% compared to the previous year. This decrease was driven by lower volumes in the domestic market, as well as a cautious commercial policy focused on higher value-added projects.

    Vlad Popescu, President of the Board, Norofert: “2025 continued to be a complex year for agriculture in Romania, marked by margin pressure, liquidity issues, and imbalances in the payment chain. In this context, Norofert continued its investments and chose a prudent approach, focused on its core business, operational efficiency, and risk control. The results reflect this discipline, as well as the growing contribution of international operations, especially in the United States, where the business model has been quickly validated. We remain focused on developing external markets, the US and Brazil, two markets that are not perfect, but offer a much higher level of predictability for the company’s future growth.” 

    Key Consolidated Figures for 2025: 

    • Total assets: RON 91.4 million, up 4%, driven by investments in the production facility in Brazil, the research laboratory in Romania, and the irrigation system at Zimnicea Farm. These assets support the company’s strategy to expand its product range and strengthen its competitive position in the market.
    • Total liabilities: RON 63.9 million, up 1.5% compared to the previous year.
    • Operating revenues: RON 44.9 million, down 14.6%, reflecting lower sales in Romania.
    • Operating expenses: RON 36.8 million, down by approximately 19%.
    • EBITDA: RON 9.8 million, up 3.7%.
    • Operating result: RON 8 million, up approximately 13.2%.
    • Net profit: RON 3.7 million, up 15.7%, supported by production and sales of agricultural inputs, tighter cost control, and contributions from US operations.

    Norofert continued its strategic investments, allocating approximately RON 7 million in 2025, bringing the total investments made in the five years since listing to over RON 25 million. In Romania, the funds were directed towards the laboratory in Filipeștii de Pădure and the irrigation system covering 650 hectares at the Zimnicea farm.

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