Strauss Group

Strauss Group reported Q4/2025 net revenue of NIS 3,167 million (+10.2%) and reached a record full-year EBIT of around NIS 1,020 million. Quarterly net income more than doubled to NIS 151 million, EBITDA rose significantly, and free cash flow returned to positive at NIS 215 million. Earnings per share came in slightly below analyst expectations, pressured by higher finance costs and currency effects. Management announced the acquisition of the Yoki business in Brazil, confirmed growth targets through 2026 and is aiming for an EBIT margin of 10–12%. » Mais em de.investing.com

Strauss Group reported revenue of about USD 3.17 billion (or ILS 3.2 billion) for the fourth quarter of 2025, 8.2% above forecasts and a 10.2% increase year-on-year. EPS was USD 1.30, missing the analysts' estimate of USD 1.37, weighed down by higher financing costs and currency effects. Management highlighted market share gains in the international coffee business, successful product innovations and positive prospects, but warned of risks from interest costs, competition and currency volatility. » Mais em de.investing.com

Strauss-Gruppe recorded Q3 2025 revenue of 3,277 mln NIS (+9.6% / +13.2% currency-adjusted), EBIT of 312 mln NIS (+40.1%) and net income of 146 mln NIS (+42.7%). The Coffee International segment delivered a record quarterly EBIT of 163 mln NIS (+139.8%) and accounted for 50% of group revenue. Despite stronger sales, EPS of $1.25 missed expectations of $1.50 and the share closed slightly up; free cash flow swung to 245 mln NIS (vs. -98 mln NIS a year earlier). Management highlights innovations such as the "Cow Free" product line but sees risks from commodity volatility, competitive pressure in the water market and potential supply-chain disruptions. » Mais em de.investing.com

Strauss Group reported Q2 2025 EPS of 0.69 versus an expected 1.06, missing the forecast by 34.9%, after which the shares fell in pre-market trading. Net sales rose 11.5% to 3.1 billion NIS and EBIT improved significantly, but the results were weighed down by higher financing costs and tax rates. Management is targeting growth and a higher EBIT margin for 2026 and highlights new product launches and market expansion plans. » Mais em de.investing.com

Strauss Group reported Q2 2025 revenue growth to 3,073 million NIS and a strong EBIT increase of 60.8% to 245 million NIS, driven mainly by the Coffee International division. Despite operational improvements, net profit fell slightly and net debt increased; Midroog nevertheless affirmed the rating with a stable outlook. The company is relying on productivity measures, investments (including a new factory for Alpro products) and expansion of its Brazil business (Três Corações) to achieve its targets by 2026. » Mais em de.investing.com