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AEGEAN Reports Full Year 2025 Net Profit of €147.8 Million on a 5 Percent Increase in Revenue to €1.86 Billion

AEGEAN has reported a full-year 2025 net profit of €147.8 million on a 5.0 percent year-over-year increase in revenue to €1.86 billion.  At December 31, 2025, the carrier had cash, cash equivalents, and other financial investments totaling €955.1 million.


AEGEAN Airbus A320neo - Courtesy AEGEAN
AEGEAN Airbus A320neo - Courtesy AEGEAN

On Thursday (March 12, 2026), AEGEAN announced their fourth quarter and full-year financial results for the period ending December 31, 2025.  The carrier reported a full-year 2025 net profit of €147.8 million on a 5.0 percent year-over-year increase in revenue to €1.86 billion.  At December 31, 2025, the carrier had cash, cash equivalents, and other financial investments totaling €955.1 million, including financial assets of €300.2 million and restricted cash of €3.5 million.


In Thursday’s announcement, AEGEAN’s CEO, Mr. Dimitrius Gerogiannis, said,


“2025 was another year of strong performance for AEGEAN, with growth recorded in passengers, revenue, and profitability.  Network expansion, new aircraft deliveries and capacity growth during the off-peak months contributed positively in Group’s results, which remain significantly robust for yet another year.  The proposed dividend, subject to approval by the Annual General Assembly, is also reflecting the improved profitability.“Looking ahead to 2026, despite the positive momentum in the first two months of the year, the overall environment remains high volatile following the recent developments in the Middle East. The suspension of the flight operations in the region (representing approximately 4–5% of the Company’s total scheduled activity), along with the immediate and pronounced increase on fuel prices, are expected to have a notable impact, at least in the first quarter of the year.



“The duration of this new conflict in the Middle East remains uncertain; AEGEAN, having substantial experience in managing similar crises, as well as strong cash reserves and significant levels of fuel hedging contracts in place, will once again demonstrate the resilience and adaptability required to sustain its competitiveness and long-term growth prospects.”


Founded in 1999, AEGEAN and their Olympic Air subsidiary operate a fleet of 85 aircraft including new Airbus A320neo Family jets, offering service to 162 destinations across 47 countries.  The carrier operates 10 bases in Greece and abroad and is a member of Star Alliance.  Currently, AEGEAN employs over 3,700 team members. 


 

Source: AEGEAN

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