This marks the Agency’s second consecutive year in profit. Its assets, liquidity and investment capacity have been strengthened. The value of its digital information assets has been enhanced by over 10.7 million.
Agea’s 2025 final accounts, which have already received a favourable opinion from the Board of Auditors and are currently under review by the supervisory ministries, shows a significant consolidation of the Agency’s economic, financial and balance sheet position, confirming the recovery and revitalisation process initiated in recent years.
The 2025 financial year closed with a net profit of 36.9 million euros, up from the 23.3 million recorded in 2024, confirming a positive financial result for the second consecutive year following years characterised by structural challenges. Net profit for the financial year amounts to €36,855,585, whilst profit before tax stands at €38.3 million.
This achievement takes on even greater significance when viewed in the context of the recovery plan launched by the Agency.
Thanks to the results of the 2025 financial statements, Agea has, in fact, achieved the targets set out in the three-year recovery plan a year ahead of schedule; these targets were due to be met in 2026 and had been introduced to address an initial deficit of around 46 million euros.
The financial statements show a significant strengthening of the Agency’s capital base. The Agency’s positive net equity confirms the restoration of its economic and financial stability. At the same time, cash and cash equivalents have increased compared with the previous year.
