Ebro Foods S.A./€EBRO

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About Ebro Foods S.A.

Ebro Foods S.A. is a multinational company based in Madrid, Spain, specializing in the food industry, particularly in the production of rice, pasta, and sauces. It operates through various segments, with its prominent brands including Riviana, Tilda, and Garofalo, delivering a range of products from conventional to specialty and organic options. The company was established in 2000 following the merger of several Spanish agribusiness companies. Ebro Foods has a diverse geographic footprint, with operations across Europe, North America, and Asia. Its strategic positioning is strengthened by a broad product portfolio and a focus on innovation and sustainability, allowing it to cater to a wide range of consumer preferences and dietary needs.
Ticker
€EBRO
Sector
Consumer Essentials
Primary listing
BME
Employees
6,859
Headquarters
Madrid, Spain
Website
www.ebrofoods.es

Ebro Foods S.A. Metrics

BasicAdvanced
€2.8B
12.83
€1.44
0.16
€0.56
3.02%

Bulls say / Bears say

Ebro Foods showed resilience in the first half: net profit rose 7.1% to €103.9m and net debt fell by €57m to €472.4m. That gives the group more financial flexibility while it works through a difficult trading environment. (ESM Magazine)
The €40m Saint Charles, Missouri plant should give Bertagni its first US production base for filled fresh pasta and triple local output. Local manufacturing could support faster product launches and reduce reliance on imports in a key market. (Just Food, ESM Magazine)
Ebro’s higher-value brands and convenience products are gaining traction in parts of the portfolio: Tilda performed well in UK microwave products, RiceSelect supported Riviana, and Lustucru gained share in fresh pasta and gnocchi. This brand strength helps it defend against the shift towards supermarket own-label products. (ESM Magazine)
Underlying operating performance weakened in the first half: turnover fell 3.7% to €1.48bn and adjusted EBITDA dropped 4.7% to €202.9m. The main pressure points were foreign exchange and lower margins in US pasta. (ESM Magazine)
Management expects higher energy and oil-linked auxiliary-material costs to reduce 2026 results by about €38m. Tariffs, Middle East-related logistics disruption and geopolitical uncertainty could make it harder to pass these costs on to customers. (EFEAgro)
The first-half profit increase was helped by lower finance costs, a lower tax bill and the full consolidation of Bertagni, rather than by stronger sales or operating profit. That makes the headline earnings growth less reassuring than it first appears. (ESM Magazine)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 17 Sept 2026.

Funds containing Ebro Foods S.A.

Funds
Fund name
Fund size
€EBRO weighting
L&G Global Quality Dividends£LDGG
£279M0.01%
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