Jumbo increases profit and strengthens positions: what are the results in Cyprus
The Jumbo Group summarized the results of 2025, demonstrating steady growth in key financial indicators and continued expansion in the region. The company's net profit reached 320.1 million euros, and sales volume reached a record 1.23 billion euros.
Revenue grew by 7.22% compared to the previous year, while net profit increased by 3.56%. The EBITDA figure was 436.4 million euros (+5.47%). At the same time, the gross margin slightly decreased to 54.72% due to an increase in the share of franchise sales.
The company maintains strong financial stability: Jumbo continues to operate without bank loans, and the amount of cash exceeds liabilities by almost 473 million euros. Shareholders have been proposed a dividend and additional payments totaling about 157.5 million euros — 20% more than a year earlier.
Positions in Cyprus
In Cyprus, the network is represented by six stores and remains an important part of the group's regional presence. Although core investments are concentrated in Greece and Southeast European countries, Cypriot stores demonstrate stable performance, supporting overall sales growth.
The development of the franchise network and digital channels also contributes to strengthening the company's position on the island, where demand for affordable household and family goods remains high.
Future plans
In 2026, Jumbo predicts further sales growth of about 5% and maintaining profit at the level of 310–320 million euros, despite geopolitical and economic risks. The company will continue to invest in logistics, new stores, and digital platforms.
Thus, the group not only maintains stability but also strengthens its presence in Cyprus, remaining one of the prominent players in the region's retail market.
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