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Aciturri Aeroengines’ revenue rises as losses widen to nearly €3 million
Aciturri Aeroengines, an aircraft engine company based in Burgos, Spain, reported a net loss of nearly €3 million in 2025.
That was 18.3% more than its loss of €2.5 million in 2024.
Revenue rose 31.5% to €64.28 million, while earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation reached €4.8 million, nearly 16% higher than a year earlier.
The company says its recent losses reflect the effort to build its business making and selling components for aircraft engines.
It says its cash needs are covered for the coming years and that it has secured €18 million in financing for investments.
Its plan through 2030 aims for 15% growth in that earnings measure, supported by new programmes and business opportunities.
Aciturri aims to reach €350 million in revenue by the end of the decade.
Aciturri Aeroengines reported a net loss of nearly €3 million in 2025, 18.3% more than its €2.5 million loss the previous year.
Revenue rose 31.5% to €64.28 million.
The Burgos-based aircraft engine company reported negative operating profit of €1.09 million and EBITDA of €4.8 million.
The company said its losses reflected efforts to consolidate and develop its aircraft engine components business.
Its business plan through 2030 targets 15% EBITDA growth and revenue of €350 million by the end of the decade.
- Who
- Aciturri Aeroengines, a Burgos-based aircraft engine company.
- What
- It reported a loss of nearly €3 million in 2025 as revenue rose 31.5% to €64.28 million.
- When
- The results were for 2025.
- Where
- Burgos, Spain.
- Why
- The company attributed its losses to efforts to consolidate and develop its aircraft engine components business.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Even though the group has incurred significant losses in the last two financial years, they must be understood as part of the effort to consolidate and develop this new activity of manufacturing and selling components for the engine segment of the group's aeronautical industry.
The company recorded a net loss of €2.5 million.
Its net loss rose to nearly €3 million, while revenue increased to €64.28 million.
The company signed €18 million in financing for various investments.
- 2025 net loss
- Nearly €3 million
- Revenue
- €64.28 million, up 31.5%
- Operating profit
- Negative €1.09 million
- EBITDA
- €4.8 million, nearly 16% higher than in 2024
- Financing
- €18 million signed in March
- Revenue target
- €350 million by the end of the decade
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