Cosentino Remains Strong Amidst Complex Global Environment
Cosentino Dekton Manufacturing Plant
CANTORIA (ALMERÍA), SPAIN -- Cosentino, a global leader in the production and distribution of sustainable surfaces for architecture and design, closed 2025 with revenue of $1.61 billion (-2.5% compared to 2024). These results reflect the company’s continued resilience amid a complex global environment marked by geopolitical uncertainty, market instability and increased competition.
Despite these conditions, performance at constant exchange rates remained positive and in line with previous years, further reinforcing the strength of Cosentino’s commercial and brand model. Over the past five years, the company has achieved a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 4.3%. The EBITDA reached $234 million (-13.6% compared to the previous year), which was impacted by unfavorable exchange rate movements and continued development of the brand’s commercial assets. Cosentino’s net income totaled $44 million, while the company continued major investments to reinforce its production, commercial and sustainable models.
The company further strengthened its positioning through market diversification and by elevating design as a key value driver. This included the launch of the new brand ÉCLOS®, accelerated innovation across products and applications, and a continued focus on strategic investments, including the development of what will become its industrial hub in the U.S. In addition, throughout 2025, the company continued to consolidate the digital transformation of its key operational and commercial processes through artificial intelligence.
Business growth and progress in a diversified channel and application model Silestone® remains the cornerstone of the business, while Dekton® sales grew by 13%, accounting for 38.5% of total sales and solidifying its position as the main growth driver across applications. Application diversification now represents 17% of the business (+13% compared to 2024), with facades, bathrooms and cladding standing out. North America accounted for more than 52% of total sales, in a year that has reinforced the contribution of other regions: Europe (+2.3%), the Middle East and Africa (+1.2%), as well as stable performance in Asia-Pacific and Latin America.
During 2025, Cosentino continued to expand its distribution model with new Cosentino City® openings in Richmond, VA; Dallas, TX; Hawaii; Manchester, England; Monterrey, Mexico; Munich, Germany; Porto, Portugal; and Gothenburg, Sweden, as well as the opening of its first Cosentino Studio in Girona, Spain, followed by new Studios in Granada, Spain and Lima, Peru. In 2026, the company plans to open 10 additional Centers globally. Additionally, Cosentino expanded its portfolio with the new Silestone® Suma line and Sensa® natural quartz colors, continuing to build on its leadership in design and architecture.
Continuing the company’s commitment to innovation, at the end of 2025 Cosentino launched ÉCLOS, a new mineral surface brand featuring zero crystalline silica, offering advanced design and technical performance. This launch required several modifications to the Industrial Park facilities, mainly carried out during the final quarter of 2025
In 2025, Cosentino completed one of the most significant industrial milestones in its recent history: Dekton Line 4, which was completed in the first quarter of 2026. This strategic investment is part of a broader $136 million initiative, which also includes the expansion of the Automated Logistics Platform at its Industrial Park in Almeria, Spain. The company maintained strong investment levels in 2025, totaling $128 million, including $21 million allocated to health, safety and environmental initiatives, as well as $27 million in R&D&I assets and projects, extending beyond Dekton.
From 2026 to 2028, Cosentino will invest more than $400 million. This plan will focus primarily on expanding production capacity, improving the efficiency of its industrial facilities and opening 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.
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