• The Assembly of Central Lechera Asturiana SAT approves the 2025 accounts.

The strength of its cooperative model, key to sustaining growth, profitability and commitment to the territory.

This morning, the Assembly of Central Lechera Asturiana SAT approved the 2025 annual accounts with 91.32% of votes in favor.

Regarding the Net Sales Revenue of Grupo Central Lechera Asturiana (CAPSA, ASA, ASEAGRO, CLAS GESTIÓN and BIOGASTUR), it reached 1,012 million euros, 1.6% above the previous year. This increase in sales is aligned with consumption trends in dairy markets, particularly in cream and butter, which recorded sales growth of 14% and 10% respectively, reinforcing the group’s position and leadership.

Likewise, it is also important to highlight the positive evolution of profitability, with EBITDA rising from 56.6 million euros in 2024 to 65.9 million in this fiscal year, representing 16% growth compared to the previous year, reflecting the group’s operational efficiency and the strength of its brands.

Solid cooperative model with capacity to generate value

Grupo Central Lechera Asturiana maintains a solid foundation based on its cooperative model comprising 6,481 members, of which 780 are active members, and a workforce of 1,337 employees.

During 2025, milk collection stood at around 827 million liters, consolidating the production volume and the Group’s capacity to supply the market.

Impact: economic and social driver of the territory

Beyond financial results, the Grupo Central Lechera Asturiana reinforces its role as a key agent in rural development. Its model generates a direct impact on economic activity, employment and territorial anchoring, supported by a complete value chain connecting production, processing and commercialization.

Grupo Central Lechera Asturiana’s commitment to its livestock farmer members translates into promoting more efficient, profitable and sustainable farms, to ensure the future viability of the sector and also to facilitate generational succession. Currently, it purchases approximately 80% of the milk from farmers in Asturias. For another year, it continues to be the company that pays the highest price to them for their milk, being 8.12% higher than the average price in Spain. The strength of its cooperative model is key to sustaining growth, profitability and commitment to the territory.

Additionally, the group has a consolidated industrial structure with 9 plants in five autonomous communities (Principality of Asturias, Galicia, Castilla y León, Community of Madrid and Catalonia).

Group companies

CAPSA FOOD, the group’s main company, maintains the leadership of its brands in the milk (16.3%), cream (17.3%) and butter (19.5%) markets, and closes the fiscal year with sales of 935.7 million euros. Regarding exports, the company has a presence in 52 countries across five continents. A major milestone of 2025 in the international market has been the launch of the new long-life yogurt, which is opening new opportunities in the markets of Africa, Latin America and Asia.

ASA expanded its range of agricultural products during this fiscal year with the acquisition, at the end of May, of the wet mix plant in La Espina. Its net sales revenue stood at 68.4 million euros, 1.64% less than the previous year, mainly due to the decrease in sales prices resulting from lower raw material costs. Nevertheless, the company closed the fiscal year with a record result thanks to the improvement projects implemented, as well as the expansion of its product range.

In 2025, BIOGASTUR took a key step with the commissioning of its biomethane production plant, which enabled it to increase its sales from 3.5 million euros in 2024 to 6.5 million in 2025.