Bio Planet has published its financial results for the first quarter of 2026, reporting revenue growth and an improvement in operating performance. The company generated revenue of PLN 91.1 million, an increase of 13% year on year, while operating costs grew at a slower pace, rising by 11%. EBITDA amounted to PLN 4.7 million, up 17% year on year, while net profit reached PLN 2.53 million, an increase of 6% year on year. The results confirm an improvement in operational efficiency.
“The first quarter of 2026 shows that Bio Planet is successfully continuing its development while improving profitability. We are maintaining strong sales momentum and, at the same time, controlling costs, which translates into better operating results,” said Sylwester Strużyna, President of the Management Board of Bio Planet S.A.
The company maintained a stable gross margin of around 32%, reflecting consistent management of its product offer and pricing policy. During the period under review, Bio Planet continued to develop its operating activity, increasing sales of refrigerated products by 15% and adding around 350 new products to its offer. At the same time, the company pursued a portfolio optimisation strategy by withdrawing slower-moving products and, as a result, maintaining the number of sales indexes at around 7,000.
An important event in the first quarter was the ninth edition of the Bio Planet Trade Fair, which attracted a record number of participants and contributed to very strong sales in March.
“The trade fair we organise remains one of the most important events in the organic food industry in Poland. Record attendance and sales show that we are effectively building relationships with customers and strengthening our market position. The annual fair is not only a space for presenting our offer, but also an important place for exchanging experience and observing the development directions of the entire organic market. High attendance demonstrates growing interest in both new products and well-known Bio Planet brands,” the President of the Management Board said.
At the same time, the company is carrying out measures to increase operational efficiency and technological independence from external suppliers. In the first quarter of 2026, Bio Planet signed agreements to purchase key software, including B2B platforms, a WMS system and EDI solutions. It also developed its IT infrastructure in cooperation with data centre operator Atman.
“We are investing in the development of our own IT systems, which are the foundation for further business scalability. The development of tools supporting analytics, logistics, sales and warehouse process management allows us to increase operational efficiency and better respond to the growing scale of our business. In the longer term, this will also allow us to reduce operating costs and increase profitability,” added Sylwester Strużyna.
Capital expenditure in the first quarter of 2026 amounted to PLN 355,000. However, the key project remains the construction of a modern packaging facility in Leszno near Warsaw, which will reduce unit packaging costs and improve the company’s profitability. The total cost of the investment will amount to PLN 33.3 million, with work scheduled to begin in August 2026. Completion of the project is planned for the third quarter of 2027. The investment is to be financed partly with an investment loan, as well as with the company’s own funds and capital from the planned issue of series E shares.
Bio Planet is also consistently strengthening its financial position. In March 2026, the company concluded an overdraft agreement with mBank S.A. for PLN 10 million, and from June 2026 it plans to maintain total working capital financing at PLN 20 million.
“Securing adequate financing allows us to safely expand the scale of our operations and carry out investments. The expansion of production capacity is a key element of our further growth strategy. We want to build infrastructure that will allow Bio Planet to serve a larger scale of business while maintaining high quality and operational efficiency,” the President of the Management Board emphasised.
The Ordinary General Meeting decided to allocate 30% of net profit to a dividend and the remaining 70% to supplementary capital. This reflects the company’s balanced approach to sharing profit with shareholders and financing further development. At the same time, the company is preparing an issue of up to 130,000 series E shares at PLN 32 per share, aimed at raising funds for strategic investments.
Bio Planet indicates that its results in the coming quarters will be significantly affected by macroeconomic factors, including the EUR exchange rate, inflation and the geopolitical situation. At the same time, the company emphasises the continued long-term growth trend in the organic food market.
“We see stable growth in interest in organic food both in Poland and in foreign markets. Consumers are paying increasing attention to product quality, origin and composition, which supports the long-term development of the entire organic segment. Thanks to investments in infrastructure and the development of our offer, we want to strengthen our position as a leader and increase the scale of our operations in the coming years,” Sylwester Strużyna concluded.
