In the 2025|26 financial year, revenue of the AGRANA Group was € 3,237.3 million, down moderately from the previous year, with the decrease due largely to lower volume and prices in the ACS – Sugar segment.

Operating profit (EBIT) in 2025|26 was € 3.2 million, a very significant decrease from the year-ago level of € 40.5 million. The decline, which occurred despite an improved operating performance, resulted from higher negative net exceptional items, due primarily to impairment charges and redundancy plan benefit expenses in the ACS – Sugar segment. Details on this are presented in the ACS – Sugar segment report and the Notes. In the Food & Beverage Solutions (FBS) segment, an improved performance in the formulation (i.e., food) business drove an increase in EBIT to € 103.3 million from the previous year’s already high € 99.7 million. Weaker margins on ethanol and on saccharification products led to a significant reduction in the ACS – Starch segment’s EBIT to € 23.5 million (previous year: € 31.9 million). The ACS – Sugar segment, despite a persistently challenging environment, achieved an improvement in the earnings metric “operating loss before exceptional items and results of equity-accounted joint ventures”, although the amount remained clearly negative. Net exceptional items amounted to an expense of € 71.3 million, related mainly to impairment charges on property, plant and equipment, and led to an EBIT loss of € 106.6 million in the ACS – Sugar segment (previous year: loss of € 75.4 million). Details on the share of results of equity-accounted joint ventures, which affect EBIT results in the ACS – Starch and ACS – Sugar segments, can be found in the respective two segment reports and the Notes. In the 2025|26 financial year, the reporting area “Holding Co. & Other” postedrevenue of € 36.6 million (previous year: € 30.4 million) and an EBIT loss of € 17.0 million (previous year: loss of € 15.7 million).