Agrosevilla closed its 2025 fiscal year with global sales of 196 million euros, consolidating a business volume in line with the previous year. The year has been conditioned by a more challenging external environment for the agri-food sector, marked by the increase in tariff pressure on imports for the U.S. market, geopolitical tensions in key Middle East markets, volatility in input costs and water shortages in the period prior to and during the table olive season—partially mitigated by the latest rains—as a structural challenge for Andalusian farming.
In this context, the company has maintained its external strength: in 2025, 90% of sales came from international markets. This performance reflects Agrosevilla’s ability to sustain its global commercial presence and continue advancing in destination diversification, with exports to more than 80 countries worldwide.
“Our priority in 2025 has been to protect competitiveness and guarantee service to our customers, strengthening planning and efficiency across the entire chain—from the field to the industry and distribution. That operational discipline, together with commercial diversification, is what allows us to continue building solid and sustainable growth,” said Julio Roda, CEO of Agrosevilla.
International Diversification: Growth in Key Markets
The strategy of diversification by destinations has translated into a positive evolution for the company in several key regions. Latin America posted the largest growth of the year (+119%), followed by Central-North EU (+48%) and Africa (+34%), consolidating its recovery. Also Oceania, Asia and the United Kingdom progressed positively (+11%). North America remains the main international market. In this international positioning, the advancement of its brand value is also highlighted: in 2025, its own brands represented more than 40% of its exports.
In a scenario where scale and efficiency are decisive for global competition, Agrosevilla has continued strengthening its cooperative group, supported by the commitment of more than 5,000 farming member-owners. The company has solidified its structure as a group of 14 cooperative societies with the recent addition of the Getsemaní Olive Growers’ Cooperative (Pedrera), which has 450 active members and a committed production volume of 5,995,000 kilos of table olives.
In parallel, Agrosevilla has consolidated the acquisition of Comercial Rioverde, a transaction that closed in March 2026 with the aim of diversifying its product portfolio with pickled goods and canned vegetables and expanding its market in both the domestic and international territories.
