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Greek manufacturing sector business developments
Overview
Greek manufacturers are pursuing growth and modernization strategies despite varying economic pressures.
E. I. Papadopoulos SA reported annual sales exceeding €250 million in 2025, a 3.7% increase from the previous year. However, the company saw net profits fall by 17.36% to €6.94 million due to rising operational costs, including high prices for cocoa, energy, packaging, and transport. To address these challenges and support future growth, the company is implementing a €59.6 million investment in its Volos plant to modernize facilities and integrate automation through artificial intelligence and robotics.
Similarly, cosmetics manufacturer Papoutsanis has announced a five-year development plan targeting a turnover of €150 million and a 16% EBITDA margin by 2031. The company intends to invest €5 million annually over the next five years to upgrade production infrastructure and enhance automation, supporting an expansion strategy focused on branded products, hotel supplies, and third-party manufacturing.
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[BUSINESS] 5 sourcesPapoutsanis sets €150 million turnover target by 2031
Greek cosmetics manufacturer Papoutsanis aims for €150 million in turnover and a 16% EBITDA margin by 2031 through organic growth and annual €5 million investments.
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[BUSINESS] 6 sourcesPapadopoulos sales exceed €250 million amid rising costs
Papadopoulos reported 2025 sales of €252.52 million, a 3.7% increase, though net profits fell to €6.94 million due to rising costs. The company is investing €59.6 million to modernize its Volos plant.
Sources
bankwars.gr · fortunegreece.com · marketingweek.gr · newmoney.gr · newsit.gr