WILLEMSTAD - 2025, the first year of ENNIA as a new legal entity under the same brand name, has, according to management, been very positive. Since January 2025, the organization has been reorganized as part of an extensive restructuring process, with clear recovery objectives that have been defined and achieved.
Management reports that the first year of implementation has been particularly successful. The set objectives have been surpassed, and the outlook for the coming period is extremely favorable.
Although the final financial results cannot yet be published, as these must first be reviewed and approved by the auditor, ENNIA expects to present the positive outcomes in the annual report, which will be published at the end of April 2026.
In the extensive restructuring process that was started at the time and finished at the end of 2024, these occurrences represent a significant milestone. Since then, the company has focused on restoring confidence, increasing transparency, and strengthening its position and relevance in a rapidly changing market.
“While we are aware that the figures are still preliminary, they clearly indicate that we are on the right track,” says Lesley Ann Brodie, CEO of ENNIA. “Implementing significant changes is never easy, but it is encouraging to see that our collective efforts are beginning to bear fruit.”
Management emphasizes that these results would not have been possible without the trust and support of customers, partners, employees, the government, and other stakeholders. “We are particularly grateful to everyone who has supported us during this period. That trust provides an important motivation to continue building a sustainable and future-oriented organization,” said Mrs. Brodie.
At the same time, ENNIA emphasizes that it continues to evolve and is not standing still. The past years have been challenging, and the market continues to develop at a rapid pace. Customers are setting higher standards, expectations are constantly changing, and technological developments increasingly impact products, services, and operations.
“We remain vigilant and realistic,” Brodie continues. “This is not the moment to relax. We will continue to invest in our employees, innovation capacity, customer relationships, and sustainable growth.”
The final audited annual report of ENNIA will be published at the end of April 2026, after approval by the Supervisory Board.