Eurotorg LLC, the operator of Belarus’ largest retail chain, has published its 2025 performance report. The company recorded growth in both revenue and net profit.
Eurotorg’s revenue in 2025 increased by 8.8% to 9.22 billion rubles. Of this, 8.67 billion rubles came from retail trade, 383.3 million rubles from wholesale sales, 9.3 million rubles from food service operations, and 161.17 million rubles from services, works and rent.
The cost of goods sold also increased by 8.8% to 7.19 billion rubles.
The company posted profit from current activities of 501.98 million rubles, up 3.3% compared with 2024.
The retailer’s net profit rose by 21.8% to 427.23 million rubles.
Long-term liabilities on loans and borrowings fell 2.5 times by the end of the year to 195.6 million rubles.
Last year, Eurotorg opened 30 stores while closing 16 retail outlets. The average size of stores opened in 2025 was 260.8 square metres.
At the end of 2025, the company operated 1,153 stores with a total retail area of 408,800 square metres. The largest number of stores was in Minsk Region with 218. Minsk had 207 retail outlets, Brest Region had 175, Vitsebsk Region had 173, Homiel Region had 149, Hrodna Region had 126, and Mahilyou Region had 105 stores.
According to the report, the company paid dividends of 298.88 million rubles last year. At the beginning of this year, a decision was made to pay an additional 129.85 million rubles in dividends.
The sole owner of Eurotorg LLC is the Emirati company EUROTORG HOLDING PLC.
