18% INCREASE IN THE QUANTITY OF MILK DELIVERED IN THE FIRST 7 MONTHS OF 2026
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๐ In the first seven months of 2026, DN AGRAR reported an 18% increase in the volume of milk delivered, compared to the same period in 2025, confirming the Group’s solid operational performance. The volume of milk delivered remained at a stable level throughout the first seven months of the year, reflecting the Group's consistent operational performance and the sustained productivity of its farms.
๐ Regarding the milk deliveries in July 2026, DN AGRAR recorded a 4% advance compared to July 2025.
๐ Milk production growth was slower in July compared with previous months, mainly because we currently have a significantly larger group of dry cows. These cows are in the final stage of pregnancy and, as part of the normal dairy cycle, temporarily stop producing milk before calving. A large part of this group is expected to calve during August and September, after which they will gradually return to milk production. Therefore, DN AGRAR expects milk volumes to accelerate again, particularly during September and October.
๐ Other factors had a smaller impact. The short heatwave in July temporarily affected production, while the feed rations was also adjusted to reduce feeding costs in response to the current low milk price. This resulted in somewhat lower production per cow, while helping to protect margins.
๐ In addition, DN AGRAR optimized the herd by selling lower-producing and veterinary cows, supported by relatively high meat prices. This process is now largely completed, and the company expects the herd to gradually grow again.
๐ Despite the temporary slowdown, DN AGRAR remains confident in achieving the target of at least 10% milk production growth in 2026, with a clear possibility of exceeding this target as the larger group of dry cows returns to production.
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DN AGRAR - Evolution of the quantity of milk delivered monthly
2026 vs 2025 (liters)๐ฅ
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DN AGRAR featured in EME Outlook and Food & Beverage Outlook Magazines
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Highlights from the article:
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- Featured Leadership Insights: DN AGRAR's CEO—Peter de Boer, was recently interviewed across two major industry publications—EME Outlook and Food & Beverage Outlook—highlighting the Group’s strategic roadmap toward Net Zero milk production by 2030.
- Ambitious Operational Expansion: Key targets toward 2030 include doubling annual milk production to 150–200 million liters, expanding the herd to nearly 30,000 animals, and launching Europe’s first large-scale hydroponic wheatgrass facility producing 40 tons of feedstock daily.
- Sustainable & Financial Strategy: DN AGRAR aims to double its EBITDA by 2030 through circular economy initiatives—such as biomethane production and expanded composting—alongside diversification into high-tech greenhouses and carbon credit monetization.
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We reiterate the invitation to the teleconference to present the H1 2026 financial and operational results
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 25TH, 2026, 05:00 PM, ONLINE
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The event will be held in ENGLISH, with simultaneous translation
into ROMANIAN, via ZOOM.
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We encourage you to submit your questions before the teleconference, on the registration link or at the following email address:
investors@dn-agrar.eu !
As of August 24th, 2026, the
Report with the financial and operational results from H1 2026
will be available both on the BVB website (symbol DN),
as well as on the DN AGRAR website, in the Investors section.
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August 24th, 2026
H1 2026 Financial Report publication
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August 25th, 2026
Teleconference presenting the results of H1 2026 Financial Report
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September 17th, 2026
”Quarterly Report” (Cluj-Napoca) by TradeVille - speaker Peter de Boer, CEO & BoD Member of DN AGRAR, joined by Adina Trufaศ (COO) and Mihaela Nicula (CFO)
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November 14th 2026
Invest Strategy Forum by "Investeศte la Bursa" Club - speaker Peter de Boer, CEO & BoD Member of DN AGRAR
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November 23rd, 2026
Q3 2026 Financial Report publication
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November 24th, 2026
Teleconference presenting the results of Q3 2026 Financial Report
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DN AGRAR signs a binding offer for the acquisition of a Romanian company operating in the horticultural sector. The transaction is part of DN AGRAR’s strategy to expand into complementary agricultural activities, diversify its revenue streams and create new opportunities for sustainable long-term value creation.
More details HERE.
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DN AGRAR informed the shareholders and investors that on August 25th 2026, starting 05:00 PM (Romanian time), will be hosting a teleconference to present the financial and operational results for the first semester of 2026.
More details HERE.
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DN AGRAR was featured in the latest issue of Food&Beverage Outlook magazine, where Peter de Boer CEO & BoD Member of DN AGRAR shared the Group's strategic roadmap for driving sustainable growth, expanding circular farming operations, and European expansion in net-zero dairy production.
Read the full article HERE.
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Peter de Boer, CEO & BoD Member of DN AGRAR, gave an interview to EME Outlook Magazine, in which he discussed the company's 2025–2030 Development Strategy for sustainable growth, its transition toward net-zero dairy production, and plans to double EBITDA and milk output by 2030 through circular agriculture, vertical farming, renewable energy, and European expansion.
Read the full article HERE.
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According to a recent analysis by Ziarul Financiar, DN AGRAR Group leads BVB rankings as the top-performing new issuer listed since 2020, achieving a nearly fivefold increase in market capitalization to RON 554 million (+397%).
Read the full article HERE.
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DN AGRAR published the key operational indicators for S1 2026.
More details HERE.
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DN AGRAR is the largest dairy milk producer in Europe and one of the leading integrated agrifood company in Romania, listed on the Bucharest Stock Exchange since 2022.
The Group operates an integrated business model focused on milk production, crop cultivation, organic composting and green energy, supporting a sustainable, circular agriculture.
With five large-scale farms and a livestock base of over 18,000 heads, it delivers over 70 million liters of milk per year, with the goal to double the production to 150–200 million liters annually by 2030.
DN AGRAR Group manages more than 10,000 hectares of farmland and two compost facilities with a capacity of 14,000 tons of organic fertilizer per year, aiming to increase this to 40,000 tons by 2030.
The Group has tripled its business in just three years since going public and now targets a doubling of EBITDA by 2030, alongside the ambition to produce net-zero milk.
To support its growth as a regional leader in premium dairy and food production, DN AGRAR Group’s 2030 strategy combines the doubling of milk production capacity with expansion into complementary business segments.
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These include vertical wheatgrass farms, expected to supply 30% of the current feed input, biomethane production in partnership, industrial greenhouses, and expanded composting infrastructure. Together, these initiatives are designed to enhance operational performance and efficiency, being also enables for the development of industrial clusters and projects for increasing milk value.
Founded as a family business in 2008 by Jan Gijsbertus de Boer, DN AGRAR Group operates in the heart of Transylvania, with activities spanning in tree counties - Alba, Sibiu, and Hunedoara. Listed on the AeRO market of the Bucharest Stock Exchange since February 2022, the company is included in the BETAeRO local index, as well as in the international indices MSCI Frontier IMI and MSCI Romania IMI (Small Cap category).
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INVESTOR RELATIONS CONTACT
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DN AGRAR Group Romania, No. 1, Iuliu Maniu, Alba-Iulia, Alba 510094, Romania
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