Civinity's Revenue Exceeded 100 Million Euros 0 17

These figures are important not only due to revenue growth. They indicate that after changes in the portfolio and a weaker period in the construction market, the group has entered a more balanced phase of financial growth, where not only revenues are improving but also operational efficiency: in December of last year, the group's employee count was 5% lower than a year earlier.

"The threshold of 100 million euros is certainly symbolically important. However, what matters more to us is that EBITDA grew faster than revenue. This means that the group has developed not only quantitatively but also qualitatively: companies that provide more stable results have strengthened, and efficiency improvements have had a tangible effect," noted Civinity Group Chairman Deividas Jacks.

If 2024 was a period when the group's growth was mainly driven by residential services, the renovation segment, and new payment solutions, then 2025 became a year of a broader business model. The results show the presence of several growth sources: stable housing services, a more active renovation segment, improved dynamics in the engineering business, and an increasingly noticeable role of digital services.

"For us, it was important not only to grow but also to stop relying on one segment. When services, renovation, engineering, and digital solutions simultaneously shape the result, the company becomes more resilient to market fluctuations. The indicators for 2025 confirm this," emphasized Jacks.

Despite the increase in financial costs associated with preparing for the next stage of development, profit before tax increased slightly — from 2.81 million to 2.83 million euros, while net profit decreased slightly (2025 — 2.12 million euros; 2024 — 2.27 million euros). At the same time, gross and operating profit increased significantly: from 17.67 million to 21.57 million euros (+22.07%) and from 4.49 million to 5.02 million euros (+11.86%), respectively.

"Today, Civinity has a stronger operational base and better profitability at the operational level, but the financial results still reflect the costs of expansion, investments, and capital. In other words, 2025 was not a year of easy records, but a year of more mature growth," noted Jacks.

These results also form a broader strategic context. The group has already announced goals for a new five-year period — expansion through a hybrid model, where stable traditional business is combined with rapidly growing digital products. By 2030, it is planned that at least 30% of the portfolio will consist of digital companies. The group is looking for growth opportunities at the intersection of services, technology, urban services, and efficiency solutions — this is a new logic of development that allows for reduced dependence on cyclicality, labor shortages, and geographical limitations.

At the beginning of 2026, a deal was announced for an acquisition in the residential services segment. The group has also reported broader plans for acquisitions and further expansion: work is currently underway on 10–15 deals, a significant portion of which is planned to be completed this year.