“Crisp is profitable for the first time,” but turns away from Belgium

For the first time since its launch in 2018, Dutch online supermarket Crisp has recorded an operating profit — albeit only on a monthly basis. The company wants 2026 to be its first profitable year and is therefore leaving its distribution centre in Breda, which supplied Belgium.

Loss halved

CEO Tom Peeters said as much during the presentation of the annual results for 2024, in which Crisp recorded a 12 % increase in turnover to 82.9 million euros. The operating loss halved to 23 million euros, Dutch newspaper FD reports. This result was achieved by cutting costs, such as closing its the distribution centre in Belgium and moving logistics to Breda.