Agribusiness

GranTerre Group, record turnover of EUR 1.87 billion (+11.8%)

Export and entry of Parmacotto support the results of the Group leader in cheese and cured meats with brands such as Parmareggio, Casamodena and Senfer. Over three million dividends

by Emiliano Sgambato

Imagoeconomica

3' min read

Translated by AI
Versione italiana

3' min read

Translated by AI
Versione italiana

In 2025, record sales of close to EUR 1.87 billion for GranTerre, the result of the sum of the good results of the Granterre dairies and the Granterre charcuterie, all under the control of the Granterre Consortium, 'testifying,' as the note released by the Group states, 'to the renewed ability to create value'.

The Consortium Granterre Sca, with a turnover up to 339.2 million euro - of which 9 million from sales to third parties and 330.2 million from sales to the subsidiary Caseifici GranTerre Spa - a net profit of 4.6 million and a shareholders' equity of 150.1 million,"consolidates its position among the major Italian players in the sector". The results, the Group explained, 'allowed the Shareholders' Meeting to approve the allocation to shareholders of 3.026 million euro in dividends and reversals on contributions, in addition to the market values already paid during the year'.

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The Consortium Granterre is the leading agricultural cooperative company in the dairy sector for the production, maturing and marketing of Parmigiano Reggiano. In early 2019, together with Unibon, it formed the Gruppo GranTerre, of which it is now the majority shareholder. The latter, in turn, controls Caseifici GranTerre Spa and Salumifici GranTerre Spa, owners of brands such as Parmareggio, Parmacotto, Casa Modena, Senfter, Agriform, Alcisa, Teneroni, LiberaMente and others (in addition to the company name and brand federator GranTerre) and reached a record turnover of €1.866 billion in 2025, up +11.8%. A good 584 million in revenues accrue abroad (+15.4%).

Caseifici GranTerre Spa, a leader in the PDOs of Parmigiano Reggiano, Grana Padano, Pecorino Romano, Asiago, Piave and butter, 70% owned by Gruppo GranTerre and 30% by Cooperativa Agriform Sca of Sommacampagna (VR), closed its financial statements with revenues of 945.5 million euro (+14.8%) and exports of 328.3 million euro (+18.4%).

Salumifici GranTerre Spa, a big name in the production and marketing of cured meats (Prosciutto di Parma, Prosciutto San Daniele, Salame Cacciatore, Speck Alto Adige, Mortadella Bologna and others) and ready meals, 80% owned by Gruppo GranTerre and 20% by Asz S.r.l. (the Zaccanti family's holding company), closed its financial year with revenues of 987.3 million euro (+9.4%) and foreign sales of 273.3 million euro, an increase of 12.6%.

In 2025, the Group finalised the 'business combination' between Salumifici GranTerre Spa and Parmacotto Spa, thus expanding the family of cured meats with important brands such as, Parmacotto, Parmacotto Selection, Boschi Fratelli and Salt & Wine.

In addition, Caseifici GranTerre, together with the Auricchio Group, acquired 'a 40 per cent stake in the Spanish trading company Hispano Italiana de Charcuteria S.L., which is active in the distribution of Italian products'.

From 2026 the Fondazione Enpaia also became part of the GranTerre Group, with an investment of EUR 10 million. In 2025, a note further recalls, "Consorzio Granterre Sca also increased its shareholding in Gruppo GranTerre (GranTerre Spa) once again, through a further purchase from Unibon Spa of 500,000 shares, corresponding to 1% of the share capital, bringing its 56% shareholding to 57%, consolidating its role as parent company.

"The positive results once again confirm the solidity of our cooperative model," said Enrico Manni, president of the Granterre Sca Consortium, "and the Consortium's ability to create value for its members along the entire supply chain. The year 2026, given the international geopolitical scenarios, will be a particularly complicated year but this should not discourage us: we continue to work hard and remain confident'.

"2025 was a year of strong growth and strategic development for the Group. The quality of our products and the strength of our brands," added Maurizio Moscatelli, CEO of the GranTerre Group, "which are appreciated both in Italia and, increasingly, also abroad, continue to reward us, in an extremely competitive sector that is sensitive to international crises. Also the new phase of valorisation of Parmacotto that we have launched, with investments aimed at relaunching the brand's recognisability and perceived value, we are certain can give us a further boost".

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