EROSKI closed the accounts for the third quarter of the current fiscal year, from February 1 to October 31, 2025, with revenue continuing the growth trend seen in recent years. Thus, total activity reached gross sales of €4,501 million.

Gross sales in the food segment were the main driver of this growth, increasing by 2.9% compared to the same period in 2024, reaching €4,270 million. The group’s positive result rose to €90.3 million, 36% higher than in the same period of the previous year. (At the end of November, the Eroski Group carried out its refinancing; therefore, as of October closing, the expenses derived from that operation are not reflected.)

This progress is driven by the strong reception of the promotional efforts and price containment strategy implemented by the group since the end of 2021, aimed at mitigating the transfer of higher costs to retail prices. Despite this savings investment taking place in a context of rising operating costs compared to the previous year, the group has managed to limit its impact thanks to continued efficiency improvement initiatives.

“The quarter closed in line with our forecasts, reaffirming the strength of our commercial model and the effectiveness of the measures adopted to strengthen our competitive positioning, our commitment to offering consumers a wide assortment with a clear focus on private label and fresh products with outstanding value for money; while we continue to advance in the implementation of efficiency improvement initiatives, many of them supported by advanced analytics tools and artificial intelligence. Proof of this is that EBITDA in the first nine months of the fiscal year reached €251 million, a figure higher than the same period last year; reflecting the strong performance of our operational and commercial activity,” said EROSKI CEO Rosa Carabel.

Continued growth and financial discipline

Looking ahead to 2026, the final year of the current strategic plan, EROSKI maintains a roadmap focused on profitable and prudent growth. The cooperative will continue strengthening its proximity model and its commitment to private label, manufacturer brands, and local products, while also boosting digitalization and omnichannel capabilities to improve the shopping experience and the efficiency of the entire value chain. All of this is underpinned by a firm commitment to sustainability.

With a now orderly financial structure, the group advances its growth strategy under strict financial discipline, allocating resources to store modernization and network expansion in strategic territories, in line with the announced leverage objectives.