Agrosevilla projects its global sales for 2025 at 196 million euros—in line with the previous year—amid cost pressures, trade tensions, and volatility in various markets.
Agrosevilla, one of the world’s leading producers and exporters of table olives, closed the 2025 fiscal year with global sales of 196 million euros, thereby maintaining a turnover in line with the previous year. The fiscal year was shaped by a more challenging external environment for the agri-food sector as a whole, marked by the increase in tariff pressure on imports to the U.S. market, geopolitical tensions in key markets in the Middle East, volatility in input costs, and water shortages in the period leading up to and during the table olive season—partially mitigated by recent rains —as a structural challenge for the Andalusian countryside.
In this context, the company has maintained its international strength: in 2025, 90% of sales came from international markets. This performance reflects Agrosevilla’s ability to sustain its commercial presence on a global scale and continue to diversify its export destinations, with exports to more than 80 countries worldwide.
“Our priority in 2025 has been to protect our competitiveness and ensure service to our customers by strengthening planning and efficiency throughout the entire supply chain—from the field to processing and distribution. That operational discipline, combined with commercial diversification, is what allows us to continue building solid and sustainable growth,” says Julio Roda, CEO of Agrosevilla.
International Diversification: Growth in Key Markets
The strategy of diversifying by destination has led to positive growth for the company in several key regions. Latin America posted the highest growth for the fiscal year (+119%), followed by Central and Northern Europe (+48%) and Africa (+34%), which is consolidating its recovery. B Oceania, Asia, and the United KingdomB also performed well (B +11%B ). Meanwhile, B North AmericaB remains Agrosevilla’s primary international market.
As part of this international positioning, Agrosevilla also highlights the progress of its commitment to brand value: in 2025, its B private labelsB accounted for B more than 40% of its exportsB .
Cooperative Integration and Strengthening of the Model in a Year of Industry Challenges
In a landscape where scale and efficiency are critical to competing globally, Agrosevilla has continued to strengthen its cooperative group, backed by the commitment of more than 5,000 farmer members. The company has consolidated its structure as a group of 14 cooperative societies with the recent addition of the Getsemaní olive cooperative (Pedrera), which has 450 active members and a committed production volume of 5,995,000 kilos of table olives.
At the same time, Agrosevilla has finalized the acquisition of Comercial Rioverde, a transaction that was completed in March 2026 with the aim of diversifying its product portfolio to include pickles and canned vegetables and expanding its market both domestically and internationally.
Awards for Governance and Equality
The 2025 fiscal year was also marked by awards related to governance and equality:
- 2025 Good Corporate Governance Award from the Institute of Corporate Governance, as Best Organization Promoting Good Governance (tied).
- IGE Good Governance Seal (Bronze Category), awarded following a technical assessment based on 42 indicators.
- 4th Andalucía ES Award (Regional Government of Andalusia) for the LideraCoop program, a program promoted by Agrosevilla in collaboration with the Institute of Corporate Governance to strengthen gender equality and women’s access to leadership positions in cooperatives. In its first year, the program achieved measurable results: 40% of the participants were appointed to the boards of directors of their cooperatives, and 19% were in the process of being appointed to management or executive leadership positions.
Outlook: Internationalization, Diversification, and Adaptation to a More Demanding Environment
Looking ahead to 2026, Agrosevilla will continue to strengthen its roadmap based on international expansion, business diversification, and strengthening the cooperative group, with the goal of consolidating its presence in high-value markets and expanding growth opportunities.
Additionally, the company will continue to drive improvements in efficiency and management that is increasingly focused on climate adaptation—in a context where water availability remains a structural challenge for the Andalusian countryside—as well as on the evolution of a more demanding regulatory framework for the sector.