El dueño de Coosur y La Española reduce su beneficio a la mitad

Aceites del Sur (Acesur), the owner of La Española and Coosur, reported a significant drop in profits at the end of 2025. The company's sales fell by 26% to €1.106 million. Acesur's net profit for the year amounted to €7 million, which is nearly half of the €13 million earned in the previous year. Out of this profit, €4.5 million was attributed to the dominant company, while €2.5 million came from external partners.

The company's sales also dropped by 26% to €1.106 million, largely due to sustained price corrections of olive oil from late 2024. Spain accounted for 572.4 million euros of the total sales. Acesur stated that it has achieved consolidated revenues exceeding €1 billion for the third consecutive year, reaffirming the resilience of its business model and commercial policies.

The company's EBITDA for the year stood at €27 million, reflecting its ability to generate operational cash flow, even in an environment marked by a rapid and severe decline in raw material prices. Compared to the record-high prices of olive oil in 2023 and 2024, 2025 saw a significant price differential. The overall trend was marked by production recovery, increased inventories, and market corrections.

Acesur noted that inventory management has helped Coosur and La Española gain market share in the virgin extra and virgin categories. The company recently completed its strategic plan for 2021-2025, which resulted in €115 million in cash, €170 million in EBITDA, and investments of over €100 million. In the next three years, Acesur plans to continue its strategic pillars: own brands, internationalization, vertical integration, innovation, and digitalization.