Solid 2025 dynamic with annual revenue up +7.9% at CERS; with strong momentum in key categories and countries. Volume/mix effect of ~+5%, completed by price increase of ~+3%
Adjusted EBIT (before amortization of assets arising from acquisitions) margin of 16.3% at CERS despite:
temporary shutdown of an antigen's production site and higher inventory write-offs in FY25
partially offset by a solid underlying performance on sales prices and product mix and;
improving operating expense to revenue ratio.
Consolidated net income increased by +3.2% and amounts to €150.5m
Strong cash generation of €93 million funded the Thyronorm acquisition while maintaining a relatively stable net debt at €172.8 million compared to €168.5 million at the end of 2024
2026 guidance: (incl. Thyronorm acquisition impact) : revenue growth expected to be between 5.5% and 7.5% at constant rates and scope. Adjusted recurring operating income1 expected around 17%
in €m
FY25
FY24
Évolution
Revenues
1 464.7
1 397.4
4.8 %
Change at constant exchange rates1
8.7 %
Change at constant exchange rates and scope1
7.9 %
EBIT Adjusted (before amortizations2)
234.4
231.8
1.1%
as a % of revenue
16.0%
16.6%
(0.6)p.p
as a % of revenue at constant rates
16.5%
na
na
as a % of revenue at constant exchange rates and scope
16.3%
na
na
Amortization of intangible assets from acquisitions
(4.8)
(4.3)
10.8 %
EBIT Adjusted
229.7
227.5
0.9 %
Non-recurring (expenses) and income
(3.5)
(10.4)
(66.1)%
EBIT
226.1
217.1
4.2 %
Consolidated net income
150.5
145.8
3.2 %
Other financial indicators
Shareholders' equity - Group share
1 125.2
1 043.1
7.9 %
Net debt3
172.8
168.5
2.5 %
Operating cash flow before interest and taxes4
289.1
280.3
3.1 %
1Change at constant exchange rates and scope corresponds to organic sales growth, excluding exchange rate variations by calculating the indicator for the current and prior periods using identical exchange rates (the exchange rate used is that of the prior period), and excluding material changes in scope by calculating the indicator for the current period based on the prior period's consolidation scope. This change is calculated on the actual scope, including scope impacts from acquisitions (Sasaeah company), for which the relevant indicator is calculated using the prior period's exchange rate.
²EBIT Adjusted (before amortizations) corresponds to "recurring operating income before amortization of assets arising from acquisitions".
³Net debt corresponds to current (€105.9 million) and non-current (€150.4 million) financial liabilities, as well as the lease liability related to the application of IFRS 16 (€39.0 million), less cash and cash equivalents (€122.5 million) as published in the statement of financial position.
⁴Operating cash flow corresponds to the EBIT adjusted before amortizations of asset arising from acquisitions (€234.4 million) restated for depreciation & provisions (€56.4m - amortizations from acquisitions adjusted), non-cash items (€1.2m), impacts related to disposals (€1.1m) and other non-current income & expenses (-€4.1m).
The financial statements have been audited by the statutory auditors and were reviewed by the Board of Directors on March 17, 2026. The financial statements and the detailed presentation of the annual results are available on the corporate.virbac.com website.
Paul Martingell, Chief Executive Officer statement:
"Our 2025 performance perfectly illustrates the resilience and agility of the Virbac teams and model. We delivered solid organic growth of 7.9% and maintained a robust adjusted EBIT margin of 16.3% (at constant exchange rates and scope), despite some temporary headwinds. This financial strength, characterized by a strong cash generation power and low debt, has allowed us to accelerate our strategic investments: we reached record levels in R&D to support future innovations as well as in Capex to bolster our industrial transformation. The acquisition of Thyronorm further highlights our ability to seize targeted external growth opportunities to complete our portfolio in high unmet need areas. In the face of a continued unstable external environment, we enter 2026 with confidence. Our diverse portfolio and the exceptional commitment of our teams allow us to look forward with confidence and to continue our mission of advancing animal health."
Full year 2025 sales by geography
For the full year 2025, revenue reached €1,465 million, compared to €1,397 million in 2024, representing an overall increase of +4.8%. Excluding currency effects, revenue delivered significant growth of +8.7%. At constant exchange rates and scope, growth for FY25 stands at +7.9%. The acquisition of Sasaeah (Japan, April 2024) contributed +0.8 percentage points to growth. The acquisition of Mopsan (Türkiye, Dec 2024) contributed +0.4 points; however, this impact was not excluded from the constant scope calculation as it was deemed non-material.
Europe (+7.5% at CERS): This strong organic growth was driven by positive momentum across all segments and geographies within the region. The Companion Animal business grew by 7.8%, supported primarily by our petfood, dermatology, and reproduction ranges. Meanwhile, the Farm Animal segment also recorded an 8.2% increase; this was largely due to the response to the bluetongue virus (BTV) epidemic and the solid performance of core ruminant products, though these gains were partially tempered by production delays impacting our antibiotic ranges.
North America (+14.7% at CERS): The region once again delivered an exceptional performance, spearheaded by the Companion Animal segment (+24.2% at CERS). This growth was propelled by the combined success of new launches (specifically Ursolyx and Zenifel) and strong results from our core business, particularly in the dental, dermatology, and specialty ranges (mobility and behavior). However, this was partially counterbalanced by a decline in our contract manufacturing business (-33.5%), which faced delayed orders. It is worth noting that, excluding the impact of distributor destocking/restocking, organic growth for the region would stand at ~+12%.
Latin America (+7.4% at CERS): The Companion Animal segment posted a 13.0% increase at CERS, with Mexico (+19%) and Colombia (+23%) acting as the primary engines of growth. This performance was built on the success of our petfood, vaccine, dermatology, and nutritional portfolios. The Farm Animal segment also increased, driven by results in Brazil (+14.3%), Colombia (+33.4%), and Mexico (+4.8%). The main contributors to this segment were cattle vaccines, antibiotics, antiparasiticides, and nutritional products, partially offset by a downturn in Chile (-9.6%), where our aquaculture activities faced intensified competitive pressure.
IMEA (+9.5% at CERS): The zone delivered solid progress across all geographies, spearheaded by the Farm Animal segment (+10%). This strong growth was primarily sustained by our ruminant portfolio, with a particularly strong contribution from our nutritional products. Meanwhile, the Companion Animal segment also recorded a robust increase of +6.8%.
Far East Asia (+3.3% at CERS): The zone achieved growth across all geographies, except in Vietnam due to the swine fever epidemic. The Companion Animal segment grew +5.2%, supported by our specialty and antiparasiticides ranges. The scope effect from the acquisition of Sasaeah (completed in April 2024) contributed an additional 9.6 pt to the zone's growth for the year.
Pacific (+0.1% at CERS): The zone remained stable compared to the previous year. Australia recorded a slight decline (-1.6%), impacted by increasing competition and destocking activities at major distributors; however, a recovery was observed in the second half of the year, driven by improved market conditions, normalized inventory levels, and sustained demand in the Companion Animal segment. Conversely, New Zealand closed the year with solid growth of +5.7%, supported by the extension of our nutritional product range and increasing sales of antibiotics.
Full year 2025 results
EBIT Adjusted (before amortizations2) stood at €234.4 million in FY25 compared to €231.8 million in FY24 The actual margin reached 16.0% in FY25 compared to 16.6% in FY24. After adjusting for a currency effect of -0.5 point and a scope effect of +0.2 point, the margin at constant exchange rate and scope amounts to 16.3% in FY25. The performance in 2025 is explained by a decrease in the gross margin (-0.7 point) and by controlled operating and R&D expenses (+0.1 point).
The decline in gross margin, beyond the impact of exchange rate is primarily attributable to two factors: a temporary production interruption for one of the Group's antigens due to facility maintenance, with operations having since resumed and higher level of inventory write-offs compared to last year. However, this was partially offset by a very solid underlying performance fueled by favorable sales prices and product mix.
Operating expenses were managed efficiently in 2025 leading to the reduction of the ratio to revenues of 0.2 point.
R&D expenses grew in value as expected but stayed relatively stable in ratio to revenues at ca. 7.9% in FY25 due to the strong revenue growth (0.1 point).
Consolidated net income amounts to €150.5 million, an increase of 3.2% compared to 2024
