At the annual general meeting of AutoWallis, shareholders approved the Company’s 2025 annual report as well as its sustainability report. The company listed on the Prime Market of the Budapest Stock Exchange closed last year with a consolidated revenue of HUF 477 billion, EBITDA of HUF 18.9 billion and a total comprehensive income of HUF 4.9 billion. At the general meeting, shareholders also decided on the use of the 2025 profit and the dividend base for the year (HUF 34 billion), which exceeded the funds available for dividend payment in the previous year by 51%: they approved the Board of Directors’ proposal, under which, in order to support the growth strategy of AutoWallis – representing more than 30 brands in 17 countries in the region – the 2025 profit will be transferred to retained earnings instead of being paid out as dividends. Shareholders also authorized the Board of Directors to increase the share capital within five years by up to HUF 10 billion – in line with the previous authorization now expiring – if deemed necessary, for example, to finance growth or larger-scale acquisitions. The general meeting also renewed the Board of Directors’ previous authorization to purchase treasury shares up to a maximum of 25% of the share capital.

Commenting on the 2025 results, CEO Gábor Ormosy said that the AutoWallis Group further strengthened its international presence, with revenue from abroad reaching 66%, and partly as a result, revenue increased by 20% to HUF 477 billion last year, which, together with the activities of jointly managed companies, represents a total market presence of HUF 587 billion. Performance was significantly supported not only by organic growth but also by the acquisitions closed in 2024 and business developments implemented in 2025. The 20% increase in revenue confirms that the Company remains on a clear upward growth trajectory: its diversified country, brand and operations portfolio operates efficiently, and AutoWallis continues to expand steadily despite a volatile economic environment and cyclical performance of the brands it represents.