matchiareň

Japanese ceremonial matcha, accessories and merch sold online and in two Bratislava matcha cafés, with B2B supply and event partnerships

Diviaky nad Nitricou, SlovakiaFounded 2025matchiaren.euWebsite technologies

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Highlights

  • Young companyFounded 2025
  • ProfitableFY2025 net profit €28k · RÚZ
  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-10-21

About matchiareň

Matchiareň sells premium organic Japanese matcha sourced directly from farms in Japan, along with matcha sets, accessories and branded merchandise. It runs an e-shop in Slovak, Czech and English, with prices in EUR, CZK and USD, and now delivers to the Czech Republic.

The company operates two matcha venues in Bratislava: a seated café on Drevená street and a kiosk in the Nivy shopping centre that focuses on takeaway drinks. Revenue comes from retail product sales, café sales and B2B cooperation, including matcha service for partners' events. The site also publishes a journal with articles on what matcha is and how to prepare it.

The business started as an idea for a café by founder Tomáš and developed into a matcha brand working directly with a Japanese farm. The legal entity, matchiareň s. r. o., was registered in 2025 and is based in Diviaky nad Nitricou. The website states the brand has existed since 2024 and that its organic leaves meet JAS certification.

Product: Premium organic Japanese matcha, matcha sets, accessories and merch sold via e-shop, plus matcha drinks in two Bratislava venues and B2B supply.

Financials

FY2025
Revenue€206k
EBITDA€41k
Operating profit€39k
Net profit€28k
Net margin13.8%
Personnel costs€32k
Total assets€123k
Cash€36k
Liabilities€89k
Equity€33k

As filed with RÚZ (Slovak register of financial statements). Each year links to its statement.

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