Allegro expects domestic earnings to rise 7-10% in 2026, CFO resigns

Polish marketplace Allegro logo is seen on their distribution centre in Adamow, ahead of the Christmas season, in Poland, December 11, 2024. REUTERS
GDANSK, March 12 (Reuters) – Poland’s biggest ​e-commerce platform Allegro said on Thursday ‌it expected its 2026 core earnings to rise 7-10% year-on-year in its key ​Polish market, after its fourth-quarter ​result met expectations.
Allegro’s adjusted earnings before ⁠interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) ​at its Polish operations rose 8.2% ​on the year to 1.05 billion zlotys ($284.6 million) in the fourth quarter.
Separately, the company ​said its chief financial officer, Jon ​Eastick, had decided to resign due to ‌personal ⁠reasons.
Eastick intends to remain in his current role until the end of April 2027 or until his successor ​is appointed.
If ​a ⁠successor is not chosen before the company’s next annual ​shareholders meeting, Eastick has agreed ​to ⁠serve another one-year term as an executive director, pending shareholder approval.
The company ⁠has ​launched an immediate succession ​process for the CFO position.
($1 = 3.6894 zlotys)

Reporting by ​Adrianna Ebert; Editing by Matt Scuffham

 

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