The merger represents a natural step in the integration process carried out over the past two years and aims to simplify the legal and administrative structure, while further leveraging the commercial and operational complementarities between the two companies. The merger by absorption concerns exclusively Parmafood Group Distribution.
“The merger enables the transition to a unified structure designed to generate additional commercial and financial synergies and maximize the efficiency of commercial and operational activities. Throughout the process, maintaining continuity in relations with customers and suppliers remains a priority, with no changes to the way these partnerships are managed. The experience, expertise and commercial relationships developed by the Parmafood Group Distribution team will continue to be leveraged and will contribute to the further development of the business within an integrated structure, with an even stronger nationwide presence,” said Catalin Vasile, CEO of Aquila.
“AQUILA has experience in integrating acquired companies through mergers, having successfully completed similar processes for Seca Distribution in 2019 and Agrirom in 2021. The Group’s approach is tailored to each acquisition, taking into account the respective company’s business model, market positioning and development objectives. Since joining the AQUILA Group, Parmafood Group Distribution has expanded its nationwide commercial presence by strengthening its sales team and developing direct relationships with customers.
The merger process does not affect the Group’s operational activities and is intended to reduce the complexity associated with operating through two separate legal entities, while enabling more efficient management of shared processes and resources. The financial results of the absorbed entity will be fully reflected in the financial statements of AQUILA PART PROD COM S.A. starting from January 1, 2027,” the report reads.
Aquila registered RON1.6 billion revenues in the first half of 2026, up 6.4% year-over-year, and RON21 million losses, compared with RON29.3 million net profit in the year-earlier period. According to the company, the first-half results were affected by a more challenging operating environment, marked by weaker consumer spending in Romania, an approximately 30% increase in fuel costs, and unfavorable foreign exchange movements, as well as by the temporary impact of the Group’s market share expansion strategy and continued investments in the development of the operating platform.
AQ shares have traded 37% higher over the last year, triggering a market value of RON2.4 billion.