12.10.2025, 1570 Zeichen

Agrana: The food and industrial goods group Agrana in the first half of the 2025|26 financial year registered a reduction of 50.5% in operating profit (EBIT) to € 28.0 million. The Group’s revenue decreased by 9.1% to € 1,691.6 million (H1 previous year: € 1,861.7 million). Nevertheless, thanks to very good second-quarter results in the Food & Beverage Solutions business, Agrana has raised its forecast for the year and now expects a significant increase in Group EBIT of between 10% and 50%. EBIT is now projected to be in the range of about € 45 to 60 million for the 2025|26 financial year; this takes into account that the outlook for the Agricultural Commodities & Specialities business (the Starch and Sugar segments) remains subdued. Agrana CEO Stephan Büttner says: "We are still in a challenging transformation phase as we implement NEXT LEVEL, our new Group strategy. While the results in Food & Beverage Solutions were very positive, the operating performance in the Sugar and Starch businesses was unsatisfactory. Additionally, as announced, non-recurring expenses (primarily staff costs) were recognised in the Sugar segment as part of the restructuring in Austria and the Czech Republic. The strong earnings contribution from the Food & Beverage Solutions segment not only was a stabilising factor for Group EBIT in the first half of the year, but also forms the main basis for our updated EBIT forecast for the full year 2025|26.”
Agrana: weekly performance: 1.64%

(From the 21st Austria weekly https://www.boerse-social.com/21staustria (09/10/2025)

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