AS Agrova Baltics (RSE:EGG)

Latvia flag Latvia · Delayed Price · Currency is EUR
4.940
+0.060 (1.23%)
At close: May 20, 2026
Market Cap28.30M +4.4%
Revenue (ttm)24.31M +91.8%
Net Income5.16M
EPSn/a
Shares Out5.73M
PE Ratio5.48
Forward PEn/a
Dividendn/a
Ex-Dividend Daten/a
Volume18
Average Volume332
Open4.880
Previous Close4.880
Day's Range4.880 - 4.940
52-Week Range4.780 - 5.100
Betan/a
RSI53.01
Earnings DateMay 27, 2026

About AS Agrova Baltics

AS Agrova Baltics produces and sells shell eggs and egg products in Latvia. The company also engages in the wholesale of chicken eggs, milk, milk products, and edible fats and oils; poultry farming activities; and gas and organic fertilizer production activities. In addition, it offers personnel placement services. The company was formerly known as AS APF Holdings and changed its name to AS Agrova Baltics in January 2026. AS Agrova Baltics was founded in 1961 and is based in Marupe, Latvia. The company operates as a subsidiary of SIA J.A. Inves... [Read more]

Founded 1961
Employees 82
Stock Exchange Nasdaq Riga
Ticker Symbol EGG
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AS Agrova Baltics Earnings Call Transcript: H2 2025

Record FY2025 results with revenue up 92% and EBITDA up 257% year-over-year, driven by capacity expansion and strong barn egg demand. Major investments and rebranding position the group for further growth, with a €30M CapEx phase planned and a target of 90% cage-free production by 2027.

7 weeks ago - Transcripts

AS Agrova Baltics Earnings Call Transcript: H1 2025

Record first-half results with 70% revenue growth and 250% EBITDA growth, driven by expanded capacity, strong export performance, and a shift to cage-free production. 2025 guidance raised, with further growth expected from new investments and FeedTech Squared expansion.

9 months ago - Transcripts

AS Agrova Baltics Earnings Call Transcript: H2 2024

Egg production and revenue declined in 2024 due to strategic capacity cuts, but gross margin reached a record 29%. Major investments in new barns and product lines set the stage for a targeted 60% production and revenue increase in 2025. Expansion in the Baltics and e-commerce, plus a focus on sustainability, underpin growth plans.

1 year ago - Transcripts