Horsch closed 2025 with a turnover of €1.08 billion; the third consecutive year it has exceeded the one €billion mark.
Key factors cited to this success in a challenging market include innovative technology, practical solutions, close co-operation with sales partners, steady market development and a close connection to customers.
Horsch employs around 3,500 people worldwide, and over the past five years has invested more than €150 million in the expansion, modernisation, and infrastructure of its global sites.
Intended to lay the foundations for further growth in the long term, digitalisation is an essential part of product development and internal business processes.
Horsch continues to gain momentum in North America and Brazil, and the German and French markets proved to be extremely resilient last year and remain of central importance. Elsewhere in Europe encouraging results were also achieved in Romania, Poland, Ukraine and the Baltic states.
In a press statement, the company states many farms are facing a sharp rise in costs, particularly for diesel and fertilisers, which are placing a significant financial burden on them. Given this situation, it is difficult to predict how the situation will develop in the near future, is the message.
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