The year 2025 proved to be a complex transitional period for the chemical company ALKIMIA.
Caught between increased international competition and a strategic restructuring of its production model, the company is navigating troubled waters while laying the groundwork for its future diversification.
As of December 31, 2025, the company’s overall production shows a significant decline. With a total volume of 22,891 tons, the company recorded a decrease of 21% compared to the 28,974 tons produced in 2024.
This underperformance is primarily explained by a lack of competitiveness against industrial giants benefiting from integrated production.
In a highly competitive global market, direct access to raw materials remains the determining factor that the company must continue to address.
The industrial decline naturally impacted the financial results. Revenues as of December 31, 2025, amount to 100 million dinars, compared to approximately 107.2 million dinars the previous year, representing a decrease of 6.7%.
The company’s cash flow is under increasing pressure. The reduced operating pace of production units, combined with the maintenance of significant fixed costs related to underutilization, weighs heavily on the company’s liquidity.
Despite this gloomy context, ALKIMIA is actively preparing its rebound. The recovery strategy is based on a profound transformation of its commercial and technical offerings.
The capital increase of 20 million dinars, partially paid up, is now fully allocated to the major NPK (Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potassium) production project. This ambitious complex targets a capacity of 80,000 tons of powdered and granular products.
The objective is to diversify the client portfolio and reduce dependence on the STPP market by integrating higher-value-added fertilizer solutions.
