Rába will not pay dividends and will allocate last year’s profit to retained earnings, the Győr-based vehicle manufacturer announced on the Budapest Stock Exchange’s website following its annual general meeting.
The decision is in line with the proposal of the board of directors of Rába Automotive Holding Plc. The general meeting made this decision based on the reports on the separate and consolidated financial statements, the review by the supervisory board, and the auditor’s report, the announcement states.
In the separate financial statements, total assets and liabilities amounted to HUF 27.871 billion, with comprehensive income of HUF 3.4 billion, while in the consolidated financial statements, total assets and liabilities amounted to HUF 59.189 billion, and net income for the year was HUF 2.944 billion in 2025, the company wrote.
It was also decided that the company would not accept the public tender offer made by 4iG SDT EGY Plc. for Rába Plc. common shares in relation to the treasury shares it holds.
Rába Plc. shares are listed in the premium category of the Budapest Stock Exchange (BSE) The stock closed at HUF 3,150 on Friday. Over the past year, the highest price was HUF 4,700 and the lowest was HUF 1,400.












