BARR (A.G.)

AG Barr reports for fiscal year 25/26 a revenue increase to £437.3m and an operating margin improvement of 120 basis points to 14.8%. Profit before tax rose to £65.8m; earnings per share and the dividend also grew by double digits. Management is driving expansion into functional and premium drinks through three acquisitions (total £66m), which in the short term result in integration costs and a reduced net cash position. For 26/27 AG Barr expects low-double-digit revenue growth, operating margins in the target range of 14–16% and increased peak capex of around £40m. » More on de.investing.com

A.G. Barr reports EPS of £0.195 for the year to January 2026 (expected £0.193) and revenue of £209m (expected £207.9m), both slightly above forecasts. Revenue rose 4% year-on-year, operating margin increased to 14.8%, and the company expects low double-digit percentage growth for 2026/27. In pre-market trading the stock fell 3.83% as investors voiced concerns about integration costs from recent acquisitions and potential raw material price volatility. » More on de.investing.com

A.G. Barr reports preliminary figures for fiscal year 25/26: revenue rose by around 4% to about £437 million, and the adjusted operating margin climbed to 14.7% (+110 basis points). Efficiency measures and investments in the supply chain contributed to the margin improvement, pointing to double-digit profit growth. Brand activities and product strength at IRN-BRU, Rubicon and Boost offset declines at FUNKIN; several innovations are due to launch in 2026. The stock jumped on the results. » More on de.investing.com