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3F's Holding S.A. reports consolidated financial statements for FY2024/2025
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Tuesday, 31 March, 2026, 13 : 00 PM [IST]
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Luxembourg
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3F's Holding S.A. has approved its consolidated financial statements for the 2024/2025 financial year, ended on August 31, 2025. 3F's Holding S.A. (3F's Group) became the ultimate parent company of Ferrero Group and CTH Invest Group on February 24, 2025, bringing both businesses under a single structure fully owned by Giovanni Ferrero.
3F's Group delivered a strong performance, closing the year with consolidated revenues of EUR22.3 billion, representing an increase of 5.3% compared with the prior year. EBITDA was EUR3.2 billion, up 11.2% from the previous year. As of August 31, 2025, 3F's Group employed 62,797 people globally and managed a total consolidated asset of EUR27.4 billion, including 64 manufacturing plants worldwide. During the financial year, consolidated revenues reflected the strength of a balanced and diversified sweet-packaged food portfolio, spanning beyond chocolate confectionery, to include biscuits and bakery, sugar confectionery, ice creams and snacks.
Ferrero said, "We are encouraged by the strong momentum across the businesses. Our growth reflects strong organic performance at both Ferrero Group and CTH Invest Group, driven by continued innovation across our iconic brands and complemented by targeted strategic acquisitions."
Lapo Civiletti, chief executive officer at Ferrero Group, said, "We continue to bring joy to generations around the world through our iconic brands, and this year, as we mark 80 years of our heritage, that commitment remains as strong as ever. Our growth strategy continues to deliver. This progress reflects our confidence in the future and our ability to invest with a long-term perspective to support sustainable growth."
The group accelerated growth by innovating its iconic products while entering new categories: Expanded Nutella into frozen bakery with products such as Nutella Crêpe and Nutella Donut, alongside continued innovation including Nutella Plant-Based during the financial year and Nutella Peanut more recently; Met evolving consumer preferences with the launch of Tic Tac Two, a new sugar-free, dual-flavour range; Through Wells Enterprises, part of the group, extended three North American favourite confectionery brands—Butterfinger, BabyRuth and 100 Grand—into ice cream bars, offering consumers new formats and experiences.
Guido Giannotta, director at CTH Invest Group, said, "Our strong performance reflects the strength of a diversified portfolio and our ability to grow across categories and geographies. We reinforced our leadership in sugar confectionery and premium biscuits, broadened our offerings, and strengthened our presence in key markets, while continuing to support ongoing investment, demonstrating CTH Group's resilience and competitiveness."
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