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BayWa secures broad approval for second restructuring plan; bondholders largely lose claims
Under the second restructuring draft, subscribers to the €100 million hybrid bond must forgo interest and will receive only 2% of their principal back. 267 of 268 creditors have in principle agreed to waive around €1.5 billion; banks extend loans until 2030 and provide €700 million subordinated. Major shareholders transfer 67.1% of shares to a trustee and must contribute at least €220 million in 2029 in a capital increase; BayWa r.e. is to be transferred to a restructuring company and removed from the balance sheet. The restructuring agreement is to be finalized by year-end; parallel criminal investigations against former executives are ongoing. » More on manager-magazin.de
Insolvent Hellweg and BayWa DIY and garden stores to be wound down, BayWa share pressured
The insolvent Hellweg and BayWa Bau & Garten stores are to be wound down; buyers are expected for around 35 of the more than 110 branches who could take over the sites and employees. The Hellweg and BayWa brands will be abandoned and many stores will be continued by other retailers, but concrete buyers were mostly not named. Many locations currently have no solution; without investors closures and mass layoffs could occur by the end of November. The district court in Essen has opened the restructuring proceedings and appointed a custodian; the BayWa share came under pressure in trading. » More on finanzen.net
Agravis expands into BayWa's home turf and aims for market leadership
Agravis is exploiting BayWa's crisis and plans to expand into BayWa's southern German heartland through cooperations with primary cooperatives. Initial stakes could already be taken in 2026; Agravis is also offering the Terres franchise system to Raiffeisen markets in the south and intends to strengthen the local wholesale business for seed, fertilizer and crop protection. Through these steps, Agravis could surpass BayWa in turnover and accelerate its growth from 2027. » More on wiwo.de
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| (EUR) | June 2025 | YoY |
|---|---|---|
| Revenue | 3.43B | - |
| Gross profit | 513.15M | - |
| Net profit | -195.65M | - |
| EBITDA | -65.45M | - |
Fundamentals
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
Market capitalization | €147.02M |
Number of shares | 19.6M |
52-week high/low | €21.10 - €7.15 |
| Dividends | No |
Beta | 0.40 |
P/E ratio | -0.07 |
PEG ratio | 0.00 |
P/B ratio | -0.31 |
P/S ratio | 0.00 |
Company profile
BayWa Aktiengesellschaft provides wholesale, retail, logistics, and support and consultancy services in Germany and internationally. The company's Renewable Energies segment plans, manages, and constructs wind farms and solar park. It is also involved in the power production activities. Its Energy segment supplies heating oil, fuels, and lubricants, as well as wood pellets and heating solutions. This segment also offers solutions in electromobility, liquified natural gas, and digital mobility fields. The company's Cefetra Group segment trades in grains and oilseeds, starch products, rice and legumes, and organic products. Its Global Produce segment sells dessert pome fruits for wholesalers and retailers in the food industry; and supplies organic pome fruits. It also collects, sorts, stores, packages, and provides services for fruit customers. The company's Agri Trade & Service segment collects, sells, and services value chain stages for farms, as well as supplies seeds, fertilizers, crop protection products, and feedstuffs to farmers. Its Agricultural Equipment segment offers machinery, equipment, and systems for agriculture areas. It offers tractors, combine harvesters, versatile municipal vehicles, road sweeping vehicles, and mobile systems, as well as forklift trucks; wood splitting and chipping machinery, forest milling cutters and mulchers, cable winches, and road and path construction machinery; chainsaws and brush cutters; and maintenance and repair services for machinery and equipment. The company's Building Materials segment trades in building materials for construction companies, tradesmen, commercial enterprises, and municipalities, as well as private developers and homeowners. Its Innovation & Digitalisation segment develops and markets NEXT Farming OFFICE and NEXT Farming LIVE software solutions; and offers analysis and advisory services, as well as hardware components. The company was founded in 1923 and is headquartered in Munich, Germany.
| Name | BayWa |
| CEO | Oliver Zipse |
| Headquarters | Munich,
by Germany |
| Website | |
| Sector | Industrials |
| Industry | Trading Companies & Distributors |
| IPO | 06/16/2000 |
| Employees | 18,391 |
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Ticker symbols
| Exchange | Symbol |
|---|---|
XETRA | BYW.DE |
Frankfurt | BYW.F |
Düsseldorf | BYW.DU |
London | 0AH6.L |
München | BYW.MU |