Growth and new milestones for Kimbo

TheBoard of Directors of Kimbo S.p.A. has approved the 2025 financial statements, which show a significant improvement in the key economic and financial indicators, marking a key milestone in the Company’s growth path.
In 2025, Kimbo recorded sales in excess of €300 million, up by +32.8% compared with the previous financial year, in a market environment characterised by high volatility and a marked increase in raw material costs.
The improvement in performance is particularly evident in terms of profitability: EBITDA stands at €15.8 million, more than double the €7 million recorded in 2024 (+125.9%), whilst profit before tax (EBIT) reached €10.7 million (€2.3 million in 2024).

Despite the rise in raw material costs – which had an impact of over €150 million (+46%) – the Company has regained profitability thanks to careful work on operational efficiency, product mix and cost management.
Furthermore, the strengthening of the financial structure continues, with a net financial position of -€5.3 million, an improvement on the -€18.1 million recorded in 2024.
The contribution from international markets was particularly significant was the contribution from international markets, which grew by 46% and now account for 27% of total sales, confirming the validity of the expansion strategy undertaken.

“2025 marks a decisive turning point and is the result of a process of change that has refocused on energy, vision and the capacity for innovation, without losing sight of the company’s founding values: we have restored Kimbo to sustainable profitability, whilst strengthening its financial structure and building solid foundations for the future,” said Gerardo Evangelista, Business Analyst and Sales Performance Supervisor at Kimbo, a third-generation member of the Rubino family.
Like Luca Amabile, Shareholder and Industrial Controller at Kimbo, who adds: “Over the last three years, the coffee market has put us to the test: rising raw material costs, high volatility, pressure on margins, and a complex and often unpredictable global landscape. It hasn’t been an easy period, and it wouldn’t be honest to pretend otherwise. These results therefore confirm the soundness of the strategic choices made by the new management, whichallowed us to fully express our innate ability to capitalise on a distinctive positioning that combines Neapolitan tradition with a growing international outlook”.

“These results have exceeded all our expectations,” said Mario Rubino, Chairman of Kimbo – “Kimbo has always been a solid and reliable company, which has made quality its absolute priority, always with the consumer’s best interests at heart. When I was appointed to my current role, the company was perhaps a little dormant, but the team was already in place, ready to support me in my vision and innovation. I must therefore thank my family and all the people who work with us, side by side, every day, driven by a process of change that was essential and which is now proving to bear fruit”.
Against the backdrop of recent years, characterised by intense cost pressures and an uncertain global landscape, Kimbo has demonstrated resilience and adaptability: growth and quality continue to go hand in hand along a trajectory that combines deep roots with a vision for the future, in a balance that is increasingly recognised even on global markets.
The company looks to the coming years with confidence, with the aim of consolidating profitable growth and continuing its international expansion, whilst continuing to promote its Neapolitan identity and distinctive expertise in the world of coffee.