Spanish manufacturer Berria Bikes has reported an 18% increase in revenue for the period from July 2025 to June 2026, marking a notable expansion during a still-uneven recovery for Europe’s bicycle industry.
International business now generates more than 60% of the company’s sales, according to German trade publication RadMarkt. Italy accounts for over 21% of revenue after growing by 112%, while France contributes almost 18% following a 37% increase. The figures indicate that Berria’s push beyond its domestic Spanish market is becoming central to the company’s growth strategy.
Berria has also reshaped its product planning. Gravel and road bikes represent 70% of its current portfolio, with e-bikes accounting for a further 20% and conventional mountain bikes for 10%. The electric range includes performance-focused platforms such as the Nexxen mountain bike and Mistral road e-bike.
The company credits a more professional organisation, improved service and greater operational flexibility for the progress. Strategic investor Suma Capital has supported the restructuring and the development of a business plan centred on efficiency, international expansion and profitability.
For the wider European market, Berria’s results provide a useful signal: growth remains possible for specialist manufacturers that combine focused product development with strong distribution in multiple countries. The next test will be whether the company can sustain this momentum as competition intensifies across premium conventional and electric categories.
Source: RadMarkt