As of today, Alapala Group’s confirmed order book for 2026 has reached USD 64 million. In addition to this secured backlog, the group expects to sign further projects during 2026 that will be partially or fully manufactured and delivered within the same year. On a consolidated basis, including all group companies and subsidiaries, Alapala Holding targets total sales revenues exceeding USD 95 million in 2026.
During 2025, Alapala Group successfully delivered 23 turnkey projects worldwide, including flour mills, feed mills, pasta plants, and grain handling and storage systems. These projects were executed through the integrated capabilities of AXOR Srl., Alapala International Inc., the group’s industrial automation company AB Industries, and its steel construction and EPC company Accon. This integrated execution model demonstrates Alapala’s ability to deliver complex, fully coordinated industrial solutions on a global scale.
Throughout the year, Alapala continued to invest in automation, AI-supported planning and production tools, robotic applications, and digital project execution systems across its manufacturing and operational platforms. These investments are designed to enhance production efficiency, quality consistency, delivery reliability, and operational scalability as project volumes increase.
As a result, short-term profitability reflects a deliberate decision to prioritize long-term efficiency, scalability, and operational resilience, while establishing a stronger foundation for sustainable growth in future periods.
In 2026, Alapala also plans to further expand its industrial platform through a strategic acquisition aimed at strengthening technological depth and accelerating access to selected high-growth segments.
In parallel, the group will complete its rice mill and Alapala Academy investments in Çorum, Türkiye. This initiative will create a regional center focused on rice processing technologies, applied engineering, automation, and professional training, supporting both technological advancement and human capital development within the group.
Görkem Alapala, CEO of Alapala Holding Inc., commented:
Throughout 2025, we focused on strengthening our operational backbone by investing in automation, AI-supported systems, and production technologies that enhance efficiency, consistency, and execution reliability. These initiatives are essential to support higher project volumes and increasingly complex global operations.”
“Delivering 23 turnkey projects within a single year across flour, feed, pasta, and grain handling systems demonstrates the strength of our integrated group structure. With a confirmed USD 64 million order book and a strong pipeline of new opportunities, we are targeting consolidated sales revenues exceeding USD 95 million in 2026, supported by our planned strategic acquisition and the completion of our rice mill and Alapala Academy investments in Çorum.”
“Our focus remains clear: building a scalable, technology-driven industrial platform capable of delivering consistently as project complexity increases globally.”
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