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Ferrero, the balance sheet of the parent company 3F's: consolidated turnover of 22.3 billion

Revenues up 5.3%, Ebitda of EUR 3.2 billion, up 11.2% year-on-year - The Group controlled by Giovanni Ferrero strengthens new businesses such as bars, expands the range of historical brands such as Nutella and innovates the biscuit lines

by Filomena Greco

FERRERO PRODUZIONE NUTELLA INDUSTRIA DOLCIARIA CIOCCOLATO CIOCCOLATA IMAGOECONOMICA

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Translated by AI
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The entire Ferrero universe is worth 22.3 billion. 3F's Holding S.A., which controls the two branches, Ferrero International and CTH Invest, has approved the consolidated financial statements for the financial year 2024/2025, ending 31 August 2025. The parent company, wholly owned by Giovanni Ferrero, reports consolidated revenues of EUR 22.3 billion, up 5.3% year-on-year, with Ebitda of EUR 3.2 billion, up 11.2% year-on-year.

As of 31 August 2025, 3F's Group had 62,797 employees globally and 64 production facilities worldwide. "We are pleased with the positive performance in all areas of the business. Our growth reflects the solid organic performance of both Ferrero Group and CTH Invest Group, driven by the continuous innovation of our iconic brands and supported by targeted strategic acquisitions," highlighted chairman Giovanni Ferrero.

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Ferrero Group, summarises a note released by the Group, has accelerated its growth "by innovating iconic products and extending its presence into new categories". Starting with the Nutella® universe, which added the segment of frozen bakery products, introducing products such as Nutella® Crêpe and Nutella® Donut, and focused on innovation through the launch of Nutella® Plant-Based followed recently by Nutella® Peanut.

With Wells Enterprises, part of the Ferero Group, it added three iconic brands in North America, Butterfinger®, BabyRuth® and 100 Grand®, to the ice cream segment - under the Ferrero and Kinder brands. While in the confectionery world it launched Tic Tac Two, a new sugar-free range with two layers of flavour.

Not forgetting the biscuits business, which was created following the acquisitions initiated ten years ago and then enriched with Nutella Biscuit and Kinderini. And then there are the health bars, another new division of the Group created following the deals on Eat Natural, Fulfil and, as of a few weeks ago, the Brazilian Bold Snacks.

"Our strong performance reflects the value of a diversified portfolio and our ability to grow in different categories and geographies," emphasised Guido Giannotta, ad CTH Invest Group.

Most of the Group's biscuit companies are headed by the holding company. Fox's Burton's Company expanded its offering with the launch of Maryland® S'wich, the only chocolate chip sandwich biscuit in the UK, along with the introduction of Rocky® Stack'd, the first sandwich bar in the brand's history. Fine Biscuits Company's Délichoc® represented a key step in the brand's renewal path, which looks to a younger target audience.

During the 2024/2025 financial year, Ferrero Group completed the acquisition of Power Crunch in the US on 31 January 2025, while CTH Invest Group finalised the acquisition of Nonni's Bakery, also in the US, on 1 October 2024.

Subsequent to year-end, Ferrero Group completed the acquisition of WK Kellogg Co. on 26 September 2025, and on 17 March 2026 signed an agreement to acquire Bold Snacks, a leading Brazilian company in the premium protein snack segment. CTH Invest Group completed the acquisition of CPK Group in France on 31 October 2025.

With a presence in more than 170 countries, the Ferrero Group and CTH Invest Group collectively employ more than 65,000 people worldwide.

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