Wilmar posted net profit of USD 815.9 million in 2H2025 (+38.3%) and USD 1.41 billion in FY2025 (+20.6%), as revenue rose to USD 37.52 billion in 2H2025 (+3.0%) and USD 70.42 billion in FY2025 (+4.5%). EBITDA increased to USD 2.27 billion in 2H2025 (+8.2%) and USD 4.27 billion in FY2025 (+9.9%), while profit before tax climbed to USD 1.15 billion in 2H2025 (+14.9%) and USD 2.09 billion in FY2025 (+19.8%). Core net profit rose to USD 693.9 million in 2H2025 (+24.3%) and USD 1.28 billion in FY2025 (+9.7%), and fully diluted EPS was 13.1 US cents in 2H2025 (+37.9%) and 22.6 US cents in FY2025 (+20.9%). Net profit included net one-off non-core adjustments of USD 103.8 million, including a USD 1.14 billion gain on remeasurement related to changes in interest in associate AWL Agri Business, partly offset by compensation and provisions tied to Indonesia operations, provisions for two legal cases in China, and provisions linked to issues at a Pakistan associated company. By segment, Food Products pre-tax profit fell to USD 254.0 million in 2H2025 (-29%) and USD 449.7 million in FY2025 (-10%), while sales volume rose to 18.4 million MT in 2H2025 (+6%) and 34.7 million MT in FY2025 (+5%). Feed and Industrial Products pre-tax profit increased to USD 479.4 million in 2H2025 (+62%) and USD 861.0 million in FY2025 (+4%), with sales volume of 36.3 million MT in 2H2025 (-6%) and 68.0 million MT in FY2025 (-1%). Plantation and Sugar Milling pre-tax profit declined to USD 154.5 million in 2H2025 (-28%) but rose to USD 356.5 million in FY2025 (+32%); fresh fruit bunch production was 1,996,961 MT in 2H2025 (-8%) and 4,039,764 MT in FY2025 (-2%). Share of results of joint ventures and associates was USD 142.9 million in 2H2025 (+5%) and USD 339.4 million in FY2025 (+54%). Wilmar proposed a final dividend of SGD 0.10 per share, taking FY2025 total dividend to SGD 0.14 per share. Net debt was USD 19.96 billion as of December 31, 2025, and net gearing was 0.91x. Wilmar reported operating cash inflow of USD 2.36 billion in FY2025, capital expenditure of USD 1.08 billion (-31%), and said it expects FY2026 results to be satisfactory barring unforeseen circumstances.

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