Jumbo delivered strong 2025 results, posting record turnover of €1.233 billion, up 7.22% year on year, while net profit rose 3.56% on a comparable basis to €320.1 million. The company also boosted EBITDA 5.47% to €436.4 million.
Jumbo remains debt-free, with cash and equivalents exceeding debt and lease liabilities by €473.2 million at the end of 2025, up from €372.5 million a year earlier. Management will propose a €0.70 gross dividend per share at the annual general meeting, worth €94.1 million, on top of the €0.50 special payout of €63.5 million already made in Q1 2026.
The combined payouts for 2026 will total €157.6 million, up about 20% from 2025. For 2026, management guides for 5% sales growth and net profit between €310 million and €320 million, despite geopolitical and macroeconomic headwinds.
The group operates 89 stores across Greece (53), Cyprus (6), Bulgaria (10) and Romania (20), and plans to add about two hyperstores a year. Franchise partnerships bring its footprint to 45 units in seven countries, with Canada targeted for 2027.
Jumbo is committing more than €95 million over the next three years to new logistics centers in Thessaloniki and Oinofyta, plus a major distribution hub in Romania. The company also runs e-commerce sites in four countries and plans to enter Turkey by the end of 2026.
