With revenues exceeding PLN 500 million, the Dr. Miele Cosmed Group Capital Group closed 2025 with a record-breaking result. According to the published consolidated financial statements, a key growth driver was international expansion—sales revenues in foreign markets increased by 19%. At the same time, the company recorded dynamic growth in sales of its proprietary brands: Bobini, Kret, Sofin, and Apart. In line with the Group’s adopted strategy, the highest growth in the value of branded products was achieved in international markets.
Financial Results of the Capital Group
In 2025, the Dr. Miele Cosmed Group Capital Group achieved record sales revenues of PLN 504 million, representing a year-on-year increase of 3.2%. At the same time:
- foreign sales increased by 19%, from PLN 258 million in 2024 to PLN 308 million in 2025;
- EBITDA amounted to PLN 45 million;
- net profit reached PLN 20 million.
In line with its strategy, the Group focuses primarily on the development of its own brands of washing cosmetics and household chemicals: Kret, Sofin, Bobini, and Apart. Revenues from the sale of these brands were higher than in the previous year, with the strongest growth recorded in international markets.
“Despite a challenging market environment, intensified competition, and rising raw material costs, the Group managed to deliver solid financial results. Record revenues, stable profitability, and the consistent execution of our strategy translate into the Group’s financial security, regularly paid dividends, and further growth potential,” summarizes Magdalena Miele, President of the Management Board of Dr. Miele Cosmed Group S.A.
Investments and Operational Development
In 2025, the Group continued an intensive investment program, focusing on automation and the expansion of its machinery park. The value of fixed assets increased by PLN 38 million, and capital expenditures were more than 23% higher than in the previous year. Key investments included, among others, the development of production and warehouse facilities at the German plant in Stadtilm, which increased the Group’s operational independence and production capacity.
Among the most important investments were those at the German Stadtilm plant, including investments in packaging warehouse halls, the launch of a new production line for finished goods with trigger sprayers, and the purchase of new equipment for a machine producing products in sleeve film. These investments translate into greater efficiency and production capacity, meeting the highest customer expectations in terms of product quality, and enabling production using various types of sleeve films.
Sustainable Development
Alongside its financial results, the Capital Group published a Sustainability Statement prepared in accordance with the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) and subject to assurance by a statutory auditor. For the first time in the Group’s history, comprehensive data on greenhouse gas emissions across Scopes 1, 2, and 3 were presented.
Key ESG data for 2025:
- 100% of employees employed under employment contracts, of which 80.4% are permanent contracts;
- a reduction in the number of workplace accidents by nearly 60%;
- 89.8% of paper mass sourced from recycling;
- 48.8% of plastic packaging mass made from recycled material;
- 87% of pallets used are pallets in a closed-loop system;
- as much as 96.5% of post-production waste was managed through methods other than landfilling.