Cosentino Revenues Take a Small Dip
CANTORIA, Spain – Cosentino, the family-owned producer ofihard surfaces, wrapped up 2025 with $1.61 billion in revenue, which represents a 2.5% decline from 2024.
Even so, the company reports an EBITDA of $234 million last year, with a net profit of $44 million. However, that EBITDA represents a decline of 13.6%, a fact the company attributed to unfavorable exchange rates, as well as continued development of the brand’s commercial assets.
Still, the year marked a strong push for innovation, including continued growth of its Dekton® line and the launch of a new brand, ECLOS®.
Cosentino also invested $128 million during the year to strengthen its global production, commercial and logistics model. The company anticipates spending more than $400 million over the next three years.
Despite the 2.5% decline, company officials believe the results reflect the company’s continued resilience amid a complex global environment marked by geopolitical uncertainty, market instability, and increased competition.
Over the past five years, Cosentino has achieved a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4.3%.
A highlight of 2025 was the construction of the company’s Dekton Line 4, which was completed in 1Q 2026. This investment is part of a broader $136 million initiative, which also includes the expansion of the Automated Logistics Platform.
Dekton sales grew by 13% last year, accounting for 38.5% of the company’s total sales and solidifying its position as the main growth driver across applications.
North America accounted for more than 52% of total sales.
Continuing the company’s commitment to innovation, Cosentino launched ECLOS®, a new mineral surface brand featuring zero crystalline silica, at the end of last year. The launch required several modifications to the industrial park facilities in Cantoria, mainly carried out during 4Q 2025.
Cosentino also expanded its portfolio with the new Silestone® Suma line and Sensa® natural quartz colors.
Also, during the past year, Cosentino continued to expand its distribution model with new Cosentino City® openings in Richmond, Va., Dallas, and Hawaii in the United States; Manchester, England; Monterrey, Mexico; Munich; Porto, Portugal; and Gothenburg, Sweden.
The company also opened its first Cosentino Studio in Girona, Spain, followed by new Studios in Granada, Spain, and Lima, Peru. The company plans to open 10 additional centers in 2026.
From now through 2028, Cosentino will invest more than $400 million, with much of that focused primarily on expanding production capacity, improving efficiency of its industrial facility and open new commercial assets worldwide.
In addition, the company will continue to roll out strategic projects aimed at driving efficiencies, many of which will be powered by generative artificial intelligence.