The Tunisian battery company ASSAD has just published its activity indicators for the third quarter of 2025, confirming a solid improvement in its financial structure and a notable increase in its revenue.
Beyond its good results, this publication also marks an important administrative milestone: it allows the company to exit Group S, as the requirement regarding the deadline for publishing quarterly indicators is now fully met.
For the first nine months of 2025, ASSAD recorded total revenue of 80.2 million dinars, an increase of 15.5% compared to the same period in 2024 (69.4 MD).
This positive trend is primarily driven by the local market, where sales surged by 30.9%, reaching 42.3 MD compared to 32.3 MD the previous year.
Exports, meanwhile, show a slight growth of 2.1%, settling at 37.8 MD, confirming the stability of international performance.
The company continues to actively improve its financial structure. Total debt now stands at 73.9 million dinars, compared to 89.4 MD a year earlier, a decrease of 17.3%.
This reduction is particularly marked in long and medium-term debt, which is down by 44.8%, reflecting prudent and effective management of financial commitments.
Management credits also decreased by 5.9%, indicating better control of working capital requirements.
Production volume stands at 593,314 standard batteries, a slight decrease of 0.6% compared to 2024. This is a minimal variation in a context of revenue growth, likely a sign of an improved product mix or an increase in average selling prices.
This evolution is accompanied by an investment level of 1 million dinars, almost unchanged, confirming the continuity of efforts to modernize and improve industrial capabilities.
Beyond the financial indicators, this Q3 2025 publication has particular significance. It ensures ASSAD’s exit from Group S, in accordance with stock market regulations, by meeting the required publication deadline for quarterly activity indicators.
Thus, the company no longer has any delays in disseminating its financial information, bringing it fully into compliance with market obligations.
By combining business growth, balance sheet strengthening, and regular publication, the Tunisian battery company ASSAD concludes its third quarter of 2025 on a note of confidence and stability.
