Daios Plastics aims to ensure adequate supply of raw materials

Daios Plastics’ management reported a significant impact on the plastics industry as a result of recent geopolitical developments in the Middle East.

As highlighted in the company’s annual financial results announcement, the company is facing increases in raw material prices of up to 100% in certain cases, alongside constrained inventory availability and rising transportation costs.

Under these conditions, Daios’ management emphasised that it is continuously monitoring geopolitical developments and implementing a series of measures to ensure both raw material adequacy and support for its customers in line with prevailing market conditions.

In fiscal year 2025, the Group’s consolidated turnover amounted to 63.3 million, representing an increase of 9.13%. In particular, turnover in the plastics segment rose by 11.25% to 27.01 million, while revenue from the hospitality segment (service provision) reached 36.3 million, up 7.61% year-on-year. The increase in plastics sales was primarily driven by higher sales volumes compared to the previous year.

The Group’s sales outlook for 2026 is dependent on a range of external factors, mainly related to macroeconomic developments and cost pressures stemming from raw material price volatility due to the energy crisis, geopolitical uncertainty, and, of course, the maintenance or further increase in demand for the company’s products. In the near term, demand for the Group’s hospitality services remains at satisfactory levels.

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In the industrial production segment, Daios Plastics recorded revenue growth in 2025, mainly attributable to higher sales volumes compared to the previous year.

For 2026, management remains focused on expanding export activity to EU countries as well as third markets, leveraging growth opportunities in existing and new markets. The company’s hotel unit in Northern Greece is expected to maintain stable turnover in 2026.