Combined revenue of the 92 members of the Association of Hungarian Logistic Service Centers (MLSZKSZ) climbed 14% in 2023-2025, while profit surged 41%, the association said on Tuesday.
Annual revenue rose from HUF 1,117 billion in 2023 to HUF 1,269 billion in 2025. After-tax profit climbed from HUF 77.6 billion to HUF 109.6 billion during the period.
Revenue of smaller members — with annual turnover of HUF 1-10 billion — increased 29%, but their after-tax profit fell 20%, indicating financing challenges, MLSZKSZ said.
Zsolt Fülöp, the association’s president, emphasized in the statement that in the coming years, only those companies that combine revenue growth with stable profitability, manageable financing, and faster technological development will remain competitive.
According to the MLSZKSZ, ensuring the competitiveness of the Hungarian logistics sector requires developing the entire corporate ecosystem, with digitalization and technological advancements serving as the breakthrough point. Preferential financing options are needed to support working capital financing, fleet renewal, automation, and energy efficiency investments, they wrote.
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