Sesé maintains its sustained growth and increases its revenue to €1.138 billion
/ In 2025, the company’s revenue increased by 13.8%, while EBITDA grew by 11% to €65 million euros
/ Despite the complex sector environment, the company maintains sustained growth thanks to diversification and the implementation of efficiency and optimisation measures
/ Sesé faces the future with new strategic contracts worth more than €1 billion for the next five yearss
Sesé closed 2025 with revenues of €1.138 billion, representing an 13.8% increase compared to the previous year. In this way, it maintains its trajectory of sustainable growth, prioritising the efficiency and profitability of its operations. This evolution of the company is also reflected in its EBITDA, which increased by 11% to reach €65 million.
As a result of the complex sector and market environment, Sesé has continued to maintain an upward trend in its performance indicators, although growth has been somewhat more moderate than expected. Despite this, the company has adapted to these conditions by making a significant effort in terms of optimisation and efficiency to prioritise the profitability of its operations.
Alfonso Sesé, Sesé’s President, highlighted that “our top priority and responsibility is to ensure the company’s competitiveness and guarantee its long-term sustainability. The environment is challenging, but we are prepared to adapt to market requirements and, most importantly, to continue supporting our customers with determination and a commitment to generating the greatest possible value for them.”
Meanwhile, Sergio Treviño, Sesé’s CEO, stated that “We have secured new strategic contracts confirmed for the next five years worth €1 billion, which allow us to look to the future with confidence. At the same time, we will continue to drive efficiency initiatives and cost-optimisation measures that enable us to protect the company’s competitiveness and increase profitability levels.”
Sesé recorded a positive performance in 2025 thanks to its regional and service diversification, which has allowed it to offset the imbalances resulting from more demanding local and sectoral contexts, such as the slower growth of road transport or the volatility of automotive production volumes in Europe and the United States, a key industry for the company
2025: efficiency and flexibility in complex scenarios
With the aim of maximising the efficiency of its operations and continuing to provide the greatest added value to its customers, the company launched its first secure loading and parking terminals in 2025. This initiative aims to optimise supply chain flows and provide more than 370 additional secure parking spaces for vehicles and shipping containers.
The logistics area maintained a solid performance during the last financial year through the diversification of its activity in new sectors and the consolidation and expansion of its operations in the markets in which it is present, especially in Europe, Mexico and Brazil with the incorporation of new operations.
The company also conducted its first trials with a double trailer in Germany, expanding the reach of a transport model that has proven successful in Spain in combining economic efficiency with a reduced environmental footprint. It also announced the launch of the first test of an autonomous heavy-duty vehicle in southern Europe, moving towards a more digital, efficient and competitive supply chain.
In the automotive industry, Sesé made progress in adapting its production lines for the assembly of modules for electric vehicles through a total investment of €54 million. It also prepared its operations for the assembly of new modules such as the cockpit, which will be added to the components it already assembles in Europe and North America, including the frontend, front and rear axles, the central console, and headlights, among others.
Key projects for a strong strategic plan
Over the past two years, the company has focused on developing its business and services in its main operating regions (Europe, Mexico, Brazil, and the United States) and has already secured contracts worth over €1 billion for the next five years. This foundation allows the company to approach its strategic plan with stability and strength.
Among other projects, the company has expanded its logistics operations in Mexico in early 2026 with new projects in the automotive sector. Additionally, in the air and maritime sectors, it will soon expand its airport logistics capacity to create the largest cargo terminal at Zaragoza Airport.
