Codorníu cierra una campaña récord y anuncia la venta de negocios no estratégicos

Spanish wine and cava producer Codorníu closed its 2025-2026 fiscal year with record results, posting 1% sales growth and €46 million in pre-tax earnings (EBITDA), El Periódico reported. The company is now planning to sell non-core businesses and invest further in Spain as it streamlines operations.
Codorníu called its latest fiscal year a "record campaign," marking solid performance in a challenging wine market. The 1% sales increase may seem small, but the company's pre-tax earnings of €46 million reflect strong profitability and operational efficiency across its portfolio.
The company announced plans to divest business units that don't fit its long-term strategy. This move lets Codorníu concentrate resources on its main cava and wine brands while freeing up capital for reinvestment in its core operations.
Beyond selling non-core assets, La Opinión de Córdoba reported that Codorníu plans fresh investments across Spain. These moves signal confidence in domestic market demand and the company's ability to grow its wine and cava business in its home country.
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