The ARTES Group, a Tunisian conglomerate operating eight subsidiaries primarily in the automotive and real estate development sectors, has reported robust financial results for the fiscal year 2025, underscoring a continued growth trajectory and a resilient operational model.
Consolidated revenue for the group surged by 10.3%, reaching 339 million dinars compared to 307.4 million dinars in 2024.
This impressive top-line growth was driven by strong demand for new vehicles and spare parts, spearheaded by the parent company ARTES SA (Renault) and key subsidiaries including ARTEGROS and ADEV (Nissan).
In response to rising demand, the group strategically bolstered its logistics capacity, increasing its merchandise inventory, net of provisions, to 135.6 million dinars, up from 109.7 million dinars the previous year.
Despite an increase in operating expenses, largely driven by a rise in the cost of goods sold to 299.4 million dinars, the group effectively managed its margins. Operating income edged up slightly to 48 million dinars, compared to 47.5 million dinars in 2024.
Operational efficiency, combined with strong financial investment income of 14.6 million dinars, contributed to a consolidated net profit of 41.6 million dinars.
The net income attributable to the parent company shareholders stood at 41.3 million dinars, demonstrating remarkable stability relative to the 42.2 million dinars recorded in the prior year.
The group’s balance sheet reflects a particularly healthy financial structure. Consolidated shareholders’ equity (before appropriation of profit) strengthened to 233.9 million dinars.
Furthermore, despite cash outflows related to investments and working capital requirements, the group maintained a comfortable and surplus cash position of 171.7 million dinars at the close of the 2025 fiscal year.
This financial strength enabled the group to reward its investors generously, with the parent company distributing 30.6 million dinars in dividends to its shareholders during the year.
