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Baywa sells green-power subsidiary Baywa r.e. to transformation investor; restructuring extended

Baywa plans to sell the highly loss-making green-power subsidiary Baywa r.e. shortly to a transformation investor; details of the new ownership structure are to be announced in a few weeks. The sale is likely to yield only about €900 million instead of the originally expected €1.7 billion, and Baywa and co-investor EIP are expected to waive outstanding claims against Baywa r.e. The restructuring plans for Baywa and r.e. are likely to be extended until 2030; Baywa also plans to gradually exit energy businesses (sale of the heating and mobility divisions by 2029) and refocus on agricultural trading, agricultural machinery and building materials. » More on finanzen.net
BayWa extends restructuring plan to the end of 2030

Highly indebted agricultural group BayWa is postponing its planned restructuring by two years and now aims to complete it by the end of 2030. Management, creditor banks and major shareholders have in principle agreed to extend the bank loans; banks intend to convert €700 million into a subordinated instrument. The two major shareholders are to transfer their roughly 67% stakes into trusteeship, with return only if at least €220 million in new capital is injected in 2029. The decision follows a significant write-down at renewables unit BayWa r.e., which is expected to fetch about €800 million less and has rendered the original plan to cut debt by €4 billion by the end of 2028 obsolete. » More on finanzen.net
BayWa extends restructuring plan until end of 2030 after failed sale of Baywa r.e.

BayWa has pushed its targeted financial recovery from the end of 2028 to the end of 2030 after its renewables unit BayWa r.e. will bring in significantly less proceeds than expected. Banks and the two major shareholders have broadly agreed to extend loans and make concessions: banks want to convert €700m into a subordinated instrument, and the major shareholders are to transfer their stakes into trust and will only get shares back in 2029 if at least €220m is provided. The original plan to reduce debt by about €4bn by 2028 is therefore no longer realistic; a new restructuring agreement is expected by autumn. » More on finanzen.net

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In 2023, BayWa has already paid €0.68 in dividends. The last payout was in June 2023.

Financials

In the last quarter, BayWa had revenue of €3.43B and net profit of -€195.65M

(EUR)	June 2025	YoY
Revenue	3.43B	-
Gross profit	513.15M	-
Net profit	-195.65M	-
EBITDA	-65.45M	-

Fundamentals

Metric	Value
Market capitalization	€81.91M
Number of shares	35.47M
52-week high/low	€42.15 - €2.19
Dividends	No
Beta	0.38
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.