According to a press conference held in Budapest, Waberer’s International Nyrt. aims to achieve €1.7 billion in revenue and €101 million in EBIT by 2031. The company intends to maintain its growth trajectory over the coming years through organic expansion, acquisitions and large-scale development projects.
Listed in the premium category of the Budapest Stock Exchange, the logistics company increased its revenue by 7% in 2024 to €757 million, while EBIT rose by 5% to €45 million. According to the company’s management, this performance has been positively received by the market. The share price rose by more than 12% between April 2024 and April 2025, exceeding the HUF 4,500 mark. Based on last year’s results, the management has proposed a dividend of HUF 134 per share.
“Last year, we increased our revenue by 7% to €757 million and our EBIT by 5% to €45 million, which is a record. (…) Based on this performance, the company’s management has reviewed its previous strategic plan, which now confirms that we expect to remain on a growth path in both the short and long term,” stated Zsolt Barna, Chairman and CEO of Waberer’s International Nyrt.
The company plans to invest at least €400 million over the next six years. These developments include the expansion of its national warehouse logistics network, starting with projects in Ecser and Debrecen, and a planned increase of 100,000 square metres in total warehouse capacity.
The growth strategy also involves entering new business areas and expanding internationally. Waberer’s has entered the rail logistics sector through the acquisition of PSP and GySEV CARGO, the road passenger transport market via a majority stake in Pannon-Busz Rent, and the insurance market by acquiring Posta Biztosítók, marking the start of its diversification in financial services. The company is also expanding regionally, for example through the acquisition of MDI in Serbia.
“While investment activity has declined at the macroeconomic level – with investments in the transport and storage sector falling by over 25% last year according to the Hungarian Central Statistical Office – Waberer’s stands out in this regard. We have already increased, and will continue to increase, our investment volume, as our strategic objectives can only be achieved in this way,” Zsolt Barna added.
Waberer’s overall aim is to become a leading complex and integrated logistics service provider in the Central and Eastern European region. To this end, the company is simultaneously developing its road and rail transport, warehousing, insurance and passenger transport activities.
