Moldova’s top 10 wineries: combined turnover of 2.85 billion lei, down about 10%
2.85 billion lei — the combined turnover of Moldova’s ten largest wine producers in 2025, about 10% less than in the previous year’s ranking, according to an analysis by Mold-Street.com.
The main cause is external: tariffs imposed by the United States caused wine exports to the American market to collapse, with shipments to the US down 2.7 times. Producers linked to the Suvorov-Vin group were hit hardest. Kazayak-Vin SA saw its sales revenue fall about 3.6 times and dropped from second to seventh place. Suvorov Winery, ranked seventh in 2024, saw revenue fall 4.5 times and left the top 20 wine companies. At United Wine Company SRL, the decline was roughly sevenfold.
What it means for you
- Wineries that depend on a single export market are the most exposed: diversifying markets reduces the risk of such shocks.
- Suppliers of bottles, packaging, labels and transport to US-focused exporters may see fewer orders.
- Partners and lenders of wineries have reason to reassess contract risks based on the 2025 figures.
Source: Mold-Street.com, 04.10.2026