The company holds a 21% share of the domestic chicken market and collaborates with approximately 95 producers across Greece. This strong presence places it among the top three companies in the sector, with the ambition to claim an even larger market share from competitors such as “Pindos” and “Nitsiakos.”
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Ambrosiadis Chickens: Company Turnover and Investments Soar
The Greek poultry company Ambrosiadis Chickens is demonstrating strong growth, with total turnover approaching €230 million this year and an ambitious investment program of €105 million through 2032. The company is strengthening its position in the chicken sector and setting robust targets for the future.
Ambrosiadis Olympus Chickens, headquartered in Pieria and with a history spanning more than 60 years, reports a significant increase in turnover in 2025. According to available data, the company’s revenue is soaring to €230 million, strengthening its position in the Greek poultry market.
€105 Million Investments Through 2032 – New Infrastructure and Technology
The company’s investment plan provides for total investments of €105 million for the period 2020–2032. Of this amount, €30 million has already been invested during 2020–2025, while €75 million will be allocated to the next phase (2026–2032), with a strong focus on new production and technological infrastructure. The strategic growth plan includes both the strengthening of existing facilities and the implementation of new, state-of-the-art production units.
The company has also been included in the Recovery Fund program under the sub-project “Innovation and Green Transition in the Processing of Agricultural Products.” The eligible budget of the program amounted to €12.2 million, however the company carried out investments totaling €14.2 million, exceeding the initial budget.
In addition, during the period 2020–2023, an investment program of €7 million was completed through the Ministry of Rural Development and Food, while significant own funds were used for the construction of new poultry farming units with a capacity of 1 million birds per production cycle.
source: parapolitika.gr