Del Monte Pacific (D03) AGM 2024 Presentation summary
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AGM 2024 Presentation summary
13 Jun, 2025FY2024 performance overview
Group revenues remained stable at US$2.43bn, but EBITDA dropped 60% to US$130.5m and net profit swung to a US$129m loss due to higher costs and one-off expenses.
Gross margin declined to 17% from 25%, driven by inflation, operational inefficiencies, and lower pineapple supply and productivity.
DMPI revenue fell 5.6% to Php38.7bn, with international packaged exports down 9.4% and Philippine market flat; fresh exports grew 9.2%.
DMFI US sales were flat at US$1.74bn, but gross profit fell 39% and net loss widened to US$111m due to high inventory costs and operational challenges.
Group inventory decreased 3% in FY2024 after a 57% spike in FY2023, reflecting improved working capital management.
Key operational challenges and responses
DMPI faced record-low productivity in the C74 pineapple variety due to severe weather and field management lapses; a rehabilitation task force is implementing climate-resilient farming, SOP resets, and supervisor retraining.
Philippine distributor sales fundamentals are being addressed with new leadership, increased distributors, expanded sales management, and enhanced technology support.
DMFI struggled with inflation, excess high-cost inventory, plant inefficiencies, and increased competition from private labels.
Cost reduction initiatives include workforce cuts, plant consolidations, procurement savings, and strategic price increases, targeting US$40m+ in annual savings.
Market position and growth initiatives
Maintained or grew market leadership in core Philippine categories (e.g., 95% share in packaged pineapple, 80% in canned mixed fruit).
International fresh pineapple market share improved, especially in China (68%) and North Asia (48%).
In the US, Del Monte leads canned vegetables (25.2% share) and remains a top brand in canned fruit, fruit cups, and broth.
New product platforms focus on global flavors, health, and value, with expanded distribution across more retail channels and e-commerce.
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