Atitlan Group closed 2025 with strong growth across its main financial metrics, doubling revenue to €609 million. This performance was driven primarily by the addition of Grupo Gaviota to the portfolio of companies managed by the investment firm led by Roberto Centeno and Aritza Rodero.

In this regard, Atitlan states that its consolidated accounts for the past financial year “once again show positive results, in line with the value-creation strategy developed across its multisector platforms”. Consolidated revenue reached €609 million, up 102% year-on-year, while EBITDA stood at €70.5 million, representing an increase of 156%.

The addition of Grupo Gaviota to the group of companies managed by Atitlan in 2025 “has shaped the results for the year. The company, headquartered in Sax (Alicante), is a leader in the manufacture of outdoor home equipment (awnings, shutters, windows and enclosures) and is entering a new phase of expansion and consolidation, which has already led to strategic acquisitions in the domestic market (Glass Madrid)”.

A stronger and more diversified group

In a letter to Atitlan’s stakeholders, the firm highlights its evolution as a “stronger, more diversified and more committed” group. In its view, these characteristics “highlight the group’s ability to adapt to a complex environment, shaped by geopolitical tensions, financial market volatility and uncertainties surrounding international trade”.

The multisector model developed by the firm over the past two decades “has once again demonstrated its resilience”. This “strategic commitment enables the agriculture, real estate and aquaculture platforms led by Atitlan, built on the foundation of its industrial/services business, to create value in a sustainable and responsible manner, ultimately forming a group with more than 12,000 employees and projects on a global scale”.

Key milestones in 2025

Among the main milestones achieved in 2025, Atitlan highlights the closing of a €500 million vehicle launched alongside Banco Santander to invest in the cultivation of superfoods. In addition to pistachios, grapes and peppers, the vehicle has begun its first blueberry plantations.

During the year, the new Sea Eight facility in Gijón was also inaugurated. The plant is designed to produce premium turbot using water recirculation technology.

In the real estate sector, Atitlan has promoted the development of the PAI del Grao in Valencia, an urban regeneration project covering 380,000 square metres that aims to connect the maritime district with the city centre.

At the same time, the firm has established partnerships to promote affordable housing through Grupo Ática and to explore the ‘branded residences’ model with Caledonian, a residential format that combines luxury homes with hotel-style services and amenities.

The sustained growth reflected in the 2025 results “is a reflection of Atitlan’s commitment to a model based on active and diversified management. These hallmarks have turned the group into a benchmark in Spain’s ‘mid-market’, where it is recognised for its commitment and its positive impact on the territories and sectors in which it operates, positioning itself as a reliable, long-term partner for value creation”.