Pepco Surpasses €4.5 Billion in Sales, Achieving 19% Profit Growth by 2025

Pepco surpasses new heights in 2025. The Polish low-cost fashion company ended the last financial year with an 8.72% increase in turnover and a 20% increase in profits. Specifically, Pepco posted a turnover of €4,523 million for the year ended September 30 and increased its net income to €219 million.

The Polish group increased its gross operating profit (ebitda) to €865 million, 10.3% more than in 2024, and increased its gross margin to 48% of sales, one point more than in the previous year.

Pepco, whose like-for-like sales rose by 2.6% in 2025, expanded its retail network with 247 net openings, to 4,359 stores in 18 European countries. The company operates the Pepco and Dealz concepts, with 4,015 stores and 344 stores, respectively.

Pepco increased its like-for-like sales by 2.6% in the year ended September 30, 2010

After Poland, where the group has 1,741 stores of its two concepts, the company has a significant presence in Romania, with 500 stores; the Czech Republic, with 321 stores; and Hungary, with 269 stores. Spain is the fifth market in terms of number of stores and the first in Western Europe, followed by Italy, where it has 208 stores.

The company, which is listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange, said in a statement that it expects growth of between 6% and 8% in 2026, when it plans to open around 250 new stores. In Western Europe, Pepco will open 75 stores, “particularly in Iberia and Italy,“ it said.

The group, which expects to achieve an average annual growth of 7% until 2030, closed in November the refinancing of a debt of 770 million euros with a pool of ten banks. Pepco’s majority shareholder, the investment vehicle Ibex Group, has announced that it is extending its operational term until December 2028, with the possibility of a further two-year extension. The move seeks to support value creation through Pepco.