Food Empire reported FY2025 total revenue of USD 576.9 million (+21.1%), with operating profit of USD 93.4 million (+47.5%). Normalised EBITDA rose to USD 113.5 million (+45.0%) and normalised net profit after tax increased to USD 68.6 million (+37.0%), while reported net profit after tax was USD 36.0 million (-32.0%) due to a one-off, non-cash fair value accounting loss on redeemable exchangeable notes of USD 32.6 million. Normalised basic EPS was 12.55 US cents (+32.8%). Food Empire proposed a final dividend of SGD 0.05 per share and a special dividend of SGD 0.04, taking FY2025 dividend to a record SGD 0.12 including the SGD 0.03 interim dividend already paid. In 2H2025, total revenue was USD 302.9 million (+20.6%) and normalised net profit after tax was USD 37.1 million (+38.2%). By segment for FY2025, Russia revenue was USD 191.0 million (+34.8%), South-East Asia USD 147.8 million (+14.3%), Central Asia USD 102.0 million (+25.6%), South Asia USD 71.0 million (+15.7%), and Europe USD 48.6 million (+7.6%). The company said it completed a coffee-mix facility in Kazakhstan and expanded its snack factory in Malaysia, with production expected to start in Q1 2026 and Q2 2026 respectively, and highlighted pipeline projects including expansion of its spray-dried soluble coffee facility in South India (target completion 2027) and a new freeze-dried soluble coffee facility in Vietnam (target completion 2028).

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