Jeronimo Martins stock holds support after 2025 sales growth

Jeronimo Martins stock (PTJMT0AE0001) is still framed by the companys 2025 operating scale: revenue reached EUR 33.5 billion, EBITDA was EUR 1.8 billion, and net result came in at EUR 599 million. The group also ended 2025 with net debt of EUR 2.0 billion, giving investors a clear balance-sheet marker as the next trading update approaches.

EUR 33.5 billion revenue base

In 2025, Jeronimo Martins said revenue reached EUR 33.5 billion, up from 2024, while EBITDA rose to EUR 1.8 billion. The companys 2025 net result of EUR 599 million shows that the group stayed profitable at a large retail scale, even as the debt load remained visible at EUR 2.0 billion.

The comparison matters because the EUR 33.5 billion sales base and EUR 1.8 billion EBITDA together define the operating cushion behind the share price. A 2025 net result of EUR 599 million also gives a simple profitability yardstick for the stock, rather than leaving investors with only headline revenue.

Debt and margin watch

Net debt of EUR 2.0 billion at the end of 2025 keeps the capital structure in view alongside the group’s earnings power. With EBITDA at EUR 1.8 billion in 2025, leverage is readable without resorting to vague language: the company ended the year with debt below annual EBITDA, a point the market can compare against future reports.

For a retailer with multi-country exposure, that mix of revenue scale, earnings, and debt is the main valuation frame. The next results release will matter less for storytelling than for whether 2025 trends in sales, EBITDA, and net debt are maintained or improved.

Food retail as core

Food retail remains the key business driver behind Jeronimo Martins stock, and the 2025 numbers show why: EUR 33.5 billion in revenue and EUR 1.8 billion in EBITDA are not niche figures, they are the scale of a regional consumer group. The 2025 net result of EUR 599 million also confirms that the core business stayed in the black across the year.

That product mix is straightforward: grocery and food retail are the commercial engine, while the financial discussion centers on margin discipline and debt. Investors reading the stock through the latest annual figures are therefore looking first at earnings quality, not just top-line growth.

Price and venue

Jeronimo Martins stock is listed in Lisbon on Euronext, with the home market venue providing the clearest reference point for the share. The latest market position should be read against the 2025 operating numbers above, especially revenue of EUR 33.5 billion and EBITDA of EUR 1.8 billion.