Ziarul Financiar (ZF) daily had reported on the matter ever since December 2025. 

“Through this transaction, Purcari Wineries further strengthens its presence in the Dealu Mare wine region, expanding its vineyard area and production capabilities through the integration of SERVE Ceptura, a well-recognized Romanian wine producer with a portfolio of established brands and a strong heritage in the local wine industry. The Company will continue to support the development of SERVE brands while preserving their authenticity, identity and legacy,” the report reads.

SERVE Ceptura SRL is the first private winery established in Romania after 1989 and a well-recognized wine producer. The winery is located in the commune of Ceptura, in the Dealu Mare region, Romania’s most renowned wine-growing area. SERVE Ceptura manages approximately 60 hectares of vineyards and produces around 0.5 million bottles annually, supported by fully integrated winemaking facilities with a storage capacity of approximately 1 million liters.

Purcari Wineries reported RON437.2 million consolidated revenues, up 14.3% from 2024, supported by rising sales on key-markets and a record fourth quarter, with RON136.5 million receipts. EBITDA reached RON114 million (26.1% margin), demonstrating strong operating performance. Net profit stood at RON50.8 million (11.6% margin), slightly softer than forecasted, mainly due to an unexpected RON 9.3 million FX translation loss driven by the depreciation of local operating currencies.

Purcari Wineries Public Company Limited (with brands: Purcari, Crama Ceptura, Bostavan, Bardar, Domeniile Cuza and Angel’s Estate) is one of the largest wine and brandy groups in Central and Eastern Europe. The Group manages approximately 2,000 hectares of vineyards and operates seven production platforms in Romania, Moldova and Bulgaria. Purcari Wineries is the leader of the premium wine segment in Romania and the largest wine exporter from the Republic of Moldova, delivering wines to over 40 countries.

WINE shares have traded 36% higher over the last year and 2% lower so far in 2026, triggering a bourse of RON770 million.