For the first time, Poulina Group’s revenue surpassed the 4 billion dinar mark, reaching 4.160 billion dinars, a growth of 6.3% compared to 2024.
This confirms the strength of its business model and the resilience of its operations in a still demanding economic environment.
This growth was mainly driven by the local market, which remains the cornerstone of the group’s activities. In 2025, domestic revenue reached 3.814 billion dinars, up 6.5%, reflecting sustained momentum across most of the group’s business lines, particularly in agribusiness, distribution, and building materials.
At the same time, exports continued to grow, with international revenue reaching 345.6 million dinars, an increase of 4.3%.
This illustrates the group’s ability to strengthen its position in foreign markets despite a less favorable global context.
Financially, the group’s debt at the close of the 2025 fiscal year stood at 1.228 billion dinars, an increase of 13.7% compared to 2024.
This change is primarily due to a 7% rise in medium- and long-term loans, along with a more pronounced 23% increase in short-term loans, reflecting financing needs related to the operating cycle and the support of business growth.
In terms of investment, Poulina Group committed 187 million dinars as of December 31, 2025, compared to 227 million dinars a year earlier, a decrease of 18%.
This contraction reflects a phase of rationalizing and optimizing investment expenditures, following several years marked by sustained efforts to modernize and expand production capacity.
Overall, 2025 confirms Poulina Group’s growth trajectory, as it successfully combines revenue expansion, strengthened local and international presence, and controlled management of its financial balances.
With record revenue and a solidly anchored operational base, the group approaches the coming period with robust fundamentals and still favorable development prospects.
