BARCELONA: Spanish pool equipment maker Fluidra (FLO.MC) reported a 33% rise in nine-month net profit on Wednesday, buoyed by higher sales volumes and prices across its regions, and said it was on track to meet its full-year guidance.
The company, a leading supplier of pool and wellness products, posted a net profit of 163 million euros ($173 million) for the first nine months of 2025. Sales increased by 5% to 1.724 billion euros, or 7% on a constant currency basis.
The results underscore Fluidra’s resilience in a dynamic market, with growth led by a 9% sales jump in North America. Europe and the Rest of the World also saw growth of 4% and 7.5%, respectively.
“We delivered a strong third quarter and are strengthening the foundation for our long-term success,” said Executive Chairman Eloi Planes in a statement.
Adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) rose 6% to 411 million euros, yielding a margin of 24%. The company cited ongoing operational discipline and cost-saving initiatives for the improvement.
Fluidra’s simplification program has delivered 93 million euros in cumulative savings to date, putting it on track to hit its 100 million euro target by year-end.
The company confirmed its 2025 outlook, expecting full-year sales between 2.16 billion and 2.22 billion euros, with Adjusted EBITDA forecast between 500 million and 520 million euros.
In a strategic move, Fluidra also said it expects to receive regulatory approval in the current quarter to take a 27% stake in Aiper, a leader in cordless robotic pool cleaners.