Euro-Cycles stock: Spain deal adds a new sales channel

Published on 11/09/2026 at 00:12 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Euro-Cycles stock is in focus after the Tunisian bicycle maker completed its purchase of Spanish distributor Deportica. The deal targets wider reach.

Expansion meets weaker exports

Euro-Cycles completed the purchase of Spanish bicycle distributor Deportica for 650,000 euros.
Deportica is expected to contribute 1.5 million euros to annual revenue, with growth of more than 6 percent projected in the business plan.
The deal follows a decline in Euro-Cycles revenue and net income in 2025.

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Euro-Cycles completed the acquisition of all shares in Spanish bicycle distributor Deportica for 650,000 euros, according to Velodisco in a report published October 27, 2026. The agreement was signed on July 28, and ownership transferred in September.

Spain adds a distribution foothold

Deportica gives Euro-Cycles an established sales channel in Spain and supports the Tunisian manufacturer’s plan to strengthen its international presence. The business plan expects the distributor to add 1.5 million euros to annual group revenue, with growth of more than 6 percent a year.

The expected revenue contribution is a projection rather than sales already generated. Management also aims to deepen commercial ties with customers and business partners through the Spanish platform.

Expansion follows a difficult year

The transaction follows a weaker 2025. Velodisco reported that Euro-Cycles revenue fell to 99.5 million Tunisian dinars from 119.6 million in 2024, while net income declined to 8.4 million dinars from 10.4 million. The revenue decline came from exports.

Manufacturing base and market position

Euro-Cycles manufactures and assembles bicycles in the Kalaa Kebira industrial zone near Sousse, Tunisia. Its product range includes kids bikes, mountain bikes, road bikes, BMX bikes, commuting bikes, folding bikes, beach cruisers and electric bikes, according to the company’s website. The company says it exports to European markets including the United Kingdom, Germany and Italy, employs 300 people and operates five assembly lines.