Ronson developer reported increased revenues and profits for 2025, although they delivered fewer apartments, and anticipates improved sales in 2026 with the launch of its LivinGO platform, starting with a student dormitory.
Ronson, a prominent Polish developer listed on the Catalyst stock exchange, has reported improved revenues and profits for the year 2025, despite delivering a lower number of apartments compared to the previous year. The company handed over keys to 620 units, which is a decrease of 6.5% from 2024. However, the average value of the apartments delivered increased significantly, contributing to an overall growth in consolidated revenues by 11%, reaching 430 million PLN. The average price of the apartments rose to nearly 694,000 PLN, compared to 585,000 PLN the previous year.
The company also recorded an improvement in gross profit margin from sales, increasing from 31.3% to 33.3%, with gross profit amounting to 143.8 million PLN, representing an 18.2% increase year-on-year. This financial performance indicates that even with a decrease in volume, Ronson has been able to capitalize on higher-value transactions, which is essential in the current economic environment where financial stability remains a concern for many consumers.
Looking ahead, Ronson is optimistic about the real estate market, projecting better sales figures for 2026 and expanding its portfolio to include student accommodations through the launch of the LivinGO platform. This diversification into student housing marks a strategic shift for the company, as it seeks to leverage growing demand in the rental market, while clarifying that these will not be standard rental apartments. This move could potentially enhance the company's market position in the rapidly evolving real estate landscape in Poland.
