SWISS WATER DECAFF.COFFEE

Swiss Water reported adjusted EPS of $0.20 for Q2 versus $0.05 expected, while revenue of $65.97 million missed the $68.37 million estimate. Processing volume rose 17%, gross profit nearly doubled to $10.2 million, and adjusted EBITDA for the last 12 months reached a record $17.1 million. The stock climbed 17.38% in after-hours trading close to its 52‑week high after management pointed to strong demand, record utilization and improved cash generation. Swiss Water is evaluating capacity expansion and a share repurchase program of up to 600,000 shares, but sees risks from volatile coffee prices and a potential normalization of working capital. » Plus sur de.investing.com

Swiss Water posted second-quarter revenue of $66.0m (−3% year-on-year), despite processed volumes increasing 17%. The company reported a net profit of $1.9m for the quarter (versus a net loss of $0.4m a year earlier) and a H1 profit of $3.3m, EPS $0.34. Adjusted EBITDA rose to $5.3m in the quarter (+191%), driven by volume growth, currency benefits and improved compensation of inversion expenses, while lower New York “C” coffee prices and reduced pass-through duties weighed on revenue. Swiss Water repaid $8.9m of debt in the quarter, reduced interest expense and announced a share buyback program for up to approximately 650,000 common shares (≈9.7% of the free float), subject to TSX approval. » Plus sur de.investing.com

Swiss Water announced it will hold its ordinary annual general meeting virtually on 21 May 2026; the record date is 13 April 2026. The company has reached an agreement with major shareholder Properly Investments (about 16.4% of the common shares) and will propose Mark Vendramin, CIO of Properly, for election to the board of directors. Vendramin is to join the corporate governance and compensation committee; Swiss Water is also seeking an additional independent board member. » Plus sur de.investing.com