The Andalusian cooperative Dcoop announced that its total revenue in 2025 reached 1.421 billion euros, including sales from its Spanish subsidiaries Mercaoleo and Qoterba. The parent company's turnover stood at 1.349.65 million, a 13.20% decrease from the previous year, mainly attributed to lower production prices.
The company also noted that the weather, characterized by a rainy spring, a hot summer, and a winter with cold and storms, negatively impacted its cooperative members' harvests, consequently affecting the group's overall revenue.
The Olive sections (Oil, Table Olives, Oil Mills, Pomace, and VISO - Integrated Valorization of Olive By-products) collectively generated 875 million euros, accounting for 63% of the total. Within this segment, Olive Oil sales reached 723 million euros, and Table Olives contributed 141 million.
Meanwhile, the livestock and cereal sections combined for 191 million euros in revenue. The Livestock section generated 138 million, while the Goat Milk Industrialization division, with a factory in Antequera and another in Lebrija in partnership with Eurial, posted 35 million euros.
The Wines section recorded 100 million euros in 2025, a year marked by a below-average grape harvest due to climatic conditions. The Supplies section, the group's second-largest by revenue, reached 148 million euros, though its turnover was lower than in 2024, primarily due to lower average fuel prices.
A notable increase was seen in the Nuts section (almonds and pistachios), which concluded 2025 with 56 million euros in revenue, a significant 51.6% rise from the previous year, driven by increased production and higher prices. The new Citrus section, operational in the last two months of the year, generated nearly three million euros.
Dcoop's international sales exceeded 697 million euros in 2025, with a volume of 278.923 million kilograms/liters/units. This represents a 10.11% increase in volume but a 23.75% decrease in economic value, also attributed to falling prices for exported products.
The group has integrated new sections, including Citrus, comprising seven orange-growing entities from the Guadalquivir Valley, and Oil Mills, aimed at reducing costs through shared processing. New oil mills have been inaugurated in Dos Hermanas and Pueblonuevo del Guadiana (Badajoz), with another planned for Jaén.
During the general assembly, attended by over 300 cooperative members, the annual accounts and the 2025 non-financial information report were approved. Strategic future lines were defined, focusing on enhancing product commercialization, advancing economic sustainability for farmers and ranchers, and ensuring vital water access for food production.
