Dacsa in the news

Dacsa Molendum is a platinum sponsor of the XXXVIII AETC Technical Conference, where its advisor Esteban Fernández will discuss the convergence of tradition and technology in the cereal industry.

Peruvian Grupo ValorA has completed the acquisition of Spanish poultry firm Productos Florida from the owners of Dacsa, gaining full control.

Fundación Dacsa launched a new program to protect human rights for children, adolescents, and women, focusing on vulnerable populations and promoting healthy eating.

Dacsa Group closed its fiscal year on September 30, 2025, with a consolidated EBITDA of 20.7 million euros and a turnover of 474.3 million euros.

Dacsa achieved 20 million euros in profit for the fourth consecutive year, with sales of 474.3 million euros and significant investments in production and innovation.

Dacsa's 2025 sales slightly decreased to 474.3 million euros, with a stable operating profit and increased pre-tax profit despite market volatility.

Dacsa Group reported strong financial results for 2025 with significant revenue growth, sustained profitability, and strategic investments in production and new product development.

Dacsa Group closed fiscal year 2025 with 20.7 million euros in EBITDA and 130 million euros in net worth, driven by strategic investments, sustainability efforts, and expansion in prepared meals despite market volatility.

A study reveals Mercadona, Consum, La Fallera, and Dacsa are the most recalled Valencian brands, with quality and local commitment driving consumer preference and purchasing decisions.

The top Valencian brands in consumers' minds are Mercadona, Consum, La Fallera, and Dacsa, with quality and regional commitment being key purchasing factors.

Maicerías Españolas, part of Dacsa Group, is investing 62 million euros to move its production to new facilities in Sagunto by 2030, despite a slight decrease in business figures last year.

A study reveals Valencian consumers' brand preferences, highlighting top local food brands and key factors like quality, regional commitment, and physical presence influencing purchasing decisions.

Delinatur, a brand under Grupo Dacsa, has revamped its prepared meal packaging to be more sustainable and functional while also introducing new recipes.

Dacsa has been included in CDP's A List for Climate Change, recognizing its leadership in sustainability and environmental transparency.

Maicerías Españolas (Dacsa) reported a 16% revenue increase and nearly tripled net profits in its last fiscal year, while investing heavily in expansion, diversification into plant-based products, and prepared meals.

Carlota Foods, a Dacsa Group company, is launching a new line of instant Asian noodles in microwaveable take-away boxes, expanding its prepared meals category.

Carlota Foods, a Dacsa-affiliated company, introduced a new line of Asian instant noodles in a microwavable take-away format with three flavors.

Carlota Foods is launching an innovative line of ready-to-eat Asian noodles, available in microwaveable take-away boxes, with the goal of expanding to 3,000 supermarkets by 2028.

Carlota Foods is launching an innovative line of ready-to-eat Asian noodles in microwaveable take-away boxes, set to debut in June with plans for broad national distribution.

The DACSA Chair and the University of Valencia organized public speaking seminars for students to enhance their communication skills for professional and entrepreneurial development.