Zamora Company has recorded an EBITDA of €46.9m for 2025, with a net profit of €20.7m, a 6.1% increase in profitability. 

The 2025 financial year saw the company strengthen its wine business through the addition of Bodegas Godeval, with the group expanding its international distribution, becoming the exclusive distributor of Tito’s Vodka in Spain, Andorra, and Gibraltar.

“Over the past few years, we have decisively reinforced our commitment to categories with strong growth potential and a clear premium positioning. Our goal is to continue building a solid, innovative portfolio that aligns with the opportunities offered by the markets and categories with the highest growth potential,” said Javier Pijoan, chief executiive of Zamora Company.

The group reported satisfactory performance in the international market, representing 54.4% of the business versus 45.6% for the domestic market. The main revenue-generating markets after Spain were the US, Germany, the Netherlands, Mexico, and Brazil.

Its spirits portfolio accounted for 61% of the total in 2025, while wine brands made up 39% of sales.

By brand, notable sales were seen by Licor 43, which accounted for 42.5% of the company’s revenue in 2025, followed by Ramón Bilbao (29.6%), Mar de Frades (6.9%), Villa Massa (5.5%), and Martin Miller’s Gin (4.3%).

“The sector is going through a period of transformation, and 2025 has once again demonstrated the importance of maintaining a long-term vision and responsible, efficient management in a changing environment. We are facing a structural shift in consumer habits that is forcing all of us to redesign the industry to turn challenges into levers of opportunity,” added José María de Santiago, president of Zamora Company.