Cris-Tim Family Holding signs market maker deal to boost liquidity

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Cris-tim Family Holding has signed a one-year agreement with BRK Financial Group for market maker services to enhance the liquidity of its shares on the Bucharest Stock Exchange.

The contract, which began on December 2, will automatically renew for another year unless terminated by either party. The agreement covers issuer market maker services on the regulated market operated by the Bucharest Stock Exchange, in accordance with the exchange's code and applicable regulations.

The market maker services are designed to improve trading conditions for Cris-tim Family Holding's shares, which trade on the main market's premium tier under the symbol CFH. The company has a subscribed and paid share capital of €16.1 million, divided into 80.6 million shares.

The company reports revenues of RON 853.1 million (€171.65 million) for the first nine months of 2025. This marks a 3% increase compared to the same period last year, driven by a 5% growth in the Processed Meat segment and a strong 21% advance in the Ready Meals segment.

Profitability increased at a faster pace than revenues, with EBITDA growing by 15% to RON 143.7 million (€28.91 million), and net profit rising by 30% to RON 82.6 million (€16.62 million).

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