Sanford (SAN) H1 2025 earnings summary
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H1 2025 earnings summary
5 Jun, 2025Executive summary
Achieved record interim profit with NPAT of $34.0m, up 110% year-over-year, and revenue up 4% to $286.0m, driven by strong salmon and mussel performance, while wildcatch underperformed.
Adjusted EBIT rose 40% to $54.0m; operating cashflow surged 498% to $49.6m, reflecting improved profitability and working capital management.
Net debt reduced by $55.4m (25%) to $165.1m; focus on cost reduction, business simplification, and capital discipline.
Salmon and mussel businesses delivered strong growth, while wildcatch faced profitability pressure.
Further opportunities for improvement identified, with continued focus on resilience and investment.
Financial highlights
Revenue reached $286.0m, up from $276.0m in HY24; gross margin increased to 28.2% from 24.9%.
Adjusted EBIT at $54.0m, up $15.5m year-over-year; EBIT up 55% on prior period.
NPAT of $34.0m, up $17.8m or 110% on prior period; EPS up 110% to 36.4 cps.
Operating cash flow surged 498% to $49.6m; net debt reduced by 25% to $165.1m.
Interim dividend of 5.0 cents per share declared and maintained.
Outlook and guidance
Second half profitability expected to be lower due to in-market price pressures, seasonal volume fluctuations, and earlier salmon harvesting.
Mussel segment anticipates lower H2 results due to recent pricing pressure and volume challenges.
Wildcatch faces ongoing pressure on commodity prices and scampi sales remain a challenge for H2.
Continued focus on cost control, debt reduction, and capital discipline to strengthen resilience.
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