According to a report published on the Budapest Stock Exchange (BSE) website, Hungarian meat industry company Kometa closed 2025 with lower revenue but higher profits compared to the previous year.
Annual revenue fell from HUF 91.39 billion to HUF 87.81 billion, while net profit rose from HUF 663.4 million to HUF 675.3 million. The company sold 73.5 tons of products in 2025, with exports accounting for 41% of sales.
Domestic sales volume of meat and meat products fell by 2.2%, while international sales volume dropped by 3.3%, they reported.
Among the challenges hindering operations, they highlighted high energy prices, rising procurement costs and changing consumer habits.
They noted that infrastructure, energy and sustainability projects will continue in 2026, and sales volume may increase with the inclusion of new export markets. In the longer term, based on the investment plan extending through 2030, Kometa could become a major player in the European meat industry, they added.
Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Kaposvár, the company is one of Hungary’s largest pork processors, employs nearly 1,000 people and sells its products in 30 countries.
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