Ebro’s net turnover grew by 7.6% year on year to €1,356.8 million, boosted by the good performance of its brands.
News
Ebro Foods reaches binding agreement to sell its organic food business to Midsona AB
Ebro Foods, S.A., through its 100% subsidiary Panzani, S.A.S., has received a binding offer from Midsona AB for the acquisition of the entire share capital of Alimentation Santé and its subsidiaries Celnat, Vegetalia and Satoki. Panzani S.A.S. has decided to enter into exclusive negotiations with Midsona AB.
The FESBAL awards us the recognition of “Estrellas de la Gran Recogida 2018”
The Spanish Federation of Food Banks (FESBAL) has just presented the President of the Ebro Foundation, Blanca Hernández, with a commemorative plaque in which it recognises Ebro and its Foundation as Estrellas de la Gran Recogida 2018.
Turnover growth of 11% to €698.7 million
A year-on-year growth of 11% took our net turnover to €698.7 million, driven by the good performance of our brands.
Ebro Foods joins Ceflex to increase the sustainability of its flexible packaging
Within its commitment to sustainability, and more specifically the search for sustainable alternatives for its flexible packaging, the Ebro Group has formally joined CEFLEX
Turnover grew by 5.6% to €2,646.5 million
The net turnover of Ebro Foods grew 5.6% year on year to €2,646.5 million, bolstered by the good performance of our brands.
Ebro India, one of the 25 Best Manufacturers in India
The outstanding work of our Ebro India team is still reaping its rewards, with further external recognition and distinctions.
New image on our corporate website
We are pleased to announce the launching of our new corporate website www.ebrofoods.es. This new version reflects our Group’s corporate identity and culture through its modern design, minimalist in structure but very attractive thanks to a greater presence of graphic resources and infographics. It is intended to provide a comprehensive corporate communication tool for all… Read more
Net turnover up 5% to €1,922.2 million
The Group’s consolidated earnings in the first nine months of this year were dented by the inflation of costs suffered by the North American rice business (some general affecting the entire market, others extraordinary and specifically affecting us) and the huge outlay to develop the Group’s expansion plan. In this context our EBITDA, or gross operating profit, totalled €211.5 million, 18.9% less than the same period of 2017, with a net profit of €99.7 million, down 22.1% year on year.