The German based Amazone Group closed its 2025 financial year with total sales of around €850 million, representing growth of 11.4 per cent compared to the previous year, according to a company report. This strong result is well above the industry average and underlines the positive development against a backdrop of a generally challenging market environment. The number of employees has also risen and now stands worldwide at around 2,700. The above-average growth in several international markets was particularly encouraging. Poland, Romania and China, for example, were among the countries with particularly strong sales growth in 2025, and Ukraine also showed very good sales development despite the extremely difficult conditions.
“2025 was an extremely successful year for us and enabled us, once again, to significantly strengthen our market position. The significant increase in turnover is well above our original expectations. We are delighted with the appreciable increase in demand for our new machine concepts and the positive response to our digital solutions. This clearly demonstrates our focus on precision and sustainability across our product portfolio,” say Christian Dreyer and Dr. Justus Dreyer, Joint Chairmen of the Board and owners of the Amazone Group.
Investments made in facilities, production and know-how
In order to secure its long-term growth trajectory, the company invested more than 5% of its turnover in research and development. In addition, the manufacturing and logistics infrastructure continues to be strategically expanded.
At the Leipzig factory, new production halls covering an area of 8,000 m² have been opened and the outdoor storage areas have been expanded by around 15,000 m². At the same time, the capacity of the photovoltaic system has been increased.
In Bramsche, the second expansion since the opening of the new factory in 2018 is about to start. An investment of around €12 million is planned for the expansion of the assembly and logistics areas, which will further increase the capacity of this factory.
New laser machines worth around €6 million were also installed in Gaste and Hude. Further investment in Gaste included a modern laser welding system, the energy-efficient updating of the production halls and the expansion of the existing photovoltaic capacity.
“With these extensive modernisation and expansion projects, we are sending a clear signal about the future of our production sites. We consciously invest in sustainable manufacturing and logistics processes, in order to secure our innovative strength in the long term whilst continuously increasing the efficiency of our production. We are focusing specifically on automation and optimisation, in order to maintain and permanently strengthen the company’s added value,” Christian Dreyer points out.
Amazone machinery is imported and distributed in Ireland by Farmhand Ltd.
