First Resources (EB5) Q1 2025 earnings summary
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Q1 2025 earnings summary
29 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Sales rose 33.0% YoY to US$280.0m, EBITDA increased 54.0% to US$107.0m and net profit attributable to owners climbed 74.9% to US$63.1m, supported by higher selling prices and sales volume.
Higher sales volume reflected stronger production, partly offset by an 18,000-tonne net inventory build versus a 28,000-tonne drawdown in 1Q2024.
Financial highlights
1Q2025 sales were US$280.0m versus US$210.5m in 1Q2024; EBITDA was US$107.0m versus US$69.4m; net profit was US$63.1m versus US$36.1m.
Equity attributable to owners increased 1.3% QoQ to US$1,397.1m at 31 Mar 2025, with quarterly profit partly offset by Indonesian rupiah translation losses.
Outlook and guidance
PT ANJ assets are expected to bolster production for the remainder of 2025; ongoing priorities include operational strength, replanting and integration of acquired assets.
Management will monitor macroeconomic changes amid trade tensions and their potential effects on edible oils, inflation expectations, economic activity and crude oil prices.
Latest events from First Resources
- Softer palm prices cut FY2023 earnings as production grew; ~US$200m capex is planned for 2024.EB5
AGM 2024 presentation - Record FY2024 earnings and production support expansion despite near-term acquisition-related EPS dilution.EB5
AGM 2025 presentation - FY2025 growth supports a 14.70-cent dividend and a higher payout policy from FY2026.EB5
AGM 2026 presentation - Lower palm prices cut earnings, while CPO output grew and 2024 capex is set at ~$200m.EB5
H2 2023 - Underlying net profit rose 33.8% as production and processing margins improved.EB5
H1 2024 - Net profit surged 86.6% as higher volumes and lower export taxes boosted 1Q2024 results.EB5
Q1 2024 TU - Record production and stronger palm oil prices lifted FY2024 earnings sharply.EB5
H2 2024 - 9M EBITDA rose 26.9% as higher selling prices and processing margins lifted earnings.EB5
Q3 2024 TU - Higher prices and volumes lifted earnings as ANJ drove higher net debt.EB5
H1 2025