DN Agrar Group Reports Strong Financial Growth in H1 2025
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DN Agrar Group, a leading agrifood company in Romania, has announced impressive financial results for the first half of 2025, with significant growth in turnover and net profit.
DN Agrar Group (BVB: DN), a major player in the European agrifood sector and top dairy milk producer, has closed the first semester of 2025 with a commendable turnover of RON 101 million (EUR 20 million), reflecting a year-on-year increase of 22%. The company’s net profit grew by a striking 80%, reaching RON 27 million (EUR 5.4 million). This impressive growth was driven by a 6% increase in milk production and higher average milk prices.
The operational revenue of DN Agrar rose to RON 159 million, marking a 20% increase, while revenue from production hit RON 99 million, up by 19%. Operating subsidies, which also saw a significant rise of 30% to approximately RON 15 million, were boosted by the newly operational DN Agrar Straja farm and increased dairy cattle welfare subsidies.
The company's operating expenses saw a 10% increase to RON 120 million, but despite this, the operating result surged by 72% to RON 39 million in H1 2025. Furthermore, total assets rose by approximately 9% to RON 393 million, while total liabilities stood at RON 199 million, a modest 2% increase from the end of 2024.
DN Agrar’s strategic investments included enhancements at the Straja farm, solar panel installations, and new agricultural equipment, contributing to a rise in long-term liabilities by 11%. The company, continuing its robust growth trajectory, expanded its cattle herd by 11% year-on-year to over 16,000 heads.
However, DN Agrar did face challenges due to adverse weather conditions impacting agricultural output, although these were mitigated by reduced grain purchase costs and efficiency measures. Looking ahead, the company projects stabilization in milk prices.
Founded in 2008 by Dutch investor Jan Gijsbertus de Boer, DN Agrar operates on a sustainable, integrated model, engaging in milk production, crop cultivation, organic composting, and green energy. Publicly traded on the AeRO market of the Bucharest Stock Exchange since February 2022, it is part of both the BETAeRO and international MSCI indices.
The operational revenue of DN Agrar rose to RON 159 million, marking a 20% increase, while revenue from production hit RON 99 million, up by 19%. Operating subsidies, which also saw a significant rise of 30% to approximately RON 15 million, were boosted by the newly operational DN Agrar Straja farm and increased dairy cattle welfare subsidies.
The company's operating expenses saw a 10% increase to RON 120 million, but despite this, the operating result surged by 72% to RON 39 million in H1 2025. Furthermore, total assets rose by approximately 9% to RON 393 million, while total liabilities stood at RON 199 million, a modest 2% increase from the end of 2024.
DN Agrar’s strategic investments included enhancements at the Straja farm, solar panel installations, and new agricultural equipment, contributing to a rise in long-term liabilities by 11%. The company, continuing its robust growth trajectory, expanded its cattle herd by 11% year-on-year to over 16,000 heads.
However, DN Agrar did face challenges due to adverse weather conditions impacting agricultural output, although these were mitigated by reduced grain purchase costs and efficiency measures. Looking ahead, the company projects stabilization in milk prices.
Founded in 2008 by Dutch investor Jan Gijsbertus de Boer, DN Agrar operates on a sustainable, integrated model, engaging in milk production, crop cultivation, organic composting, and green energy. Publicly traded on the AeRO market of the Bucharest Stock Exchange since February 2022, it is part of both the BETAeRO and international MSCI indices.
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