Fraser and Neave (F99) Q1 2024 TU earnings summary
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Q1 2024 TU earnings summary
30 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Revenue was $531.6M, down 0.2% YoY; constant-currency revenue improved 2%, while PBIT rose 41.9% to $80.6M, led by Dairies.
PBIT margin expanded 450 bps to 15.2%; attributable profit before fair value adjustments and exceptional items increased 52.9% to $43.8M.
Financial highlights
Revenue was $531.6M, down 0.2% YoY; gross profit rose 10.8% to $173.5M.
PBIT increased 41.9% to $80.6M; PBIT margin rose to 15.2% from 10.7%.
Profit after tax, after fair value adjustments and exceptional items, fell 7.5% to $65.1M; 1Q2023 included a $27.1M Cocoaland fair value gain.
Attributable profit before fair value adjustments and exceptional items rose 52.9% to $43.8M; EPS on the same basis rose 50.0% to 3.0 cents.
Segment performance
F&B revenue grew 0.2% reported and 3% in constant currency, supported by Soft Drinks volumes, Beer selling prices and canned milk sales.
Dairies led PBIT growth: earnings rose 49% reported and 51% in constant currency, supported by revenue growth, lower input costs and a higher Vinamilk profit share.
Vinamilk profit share rose 4% to $20.4M; Malaysia profit increased 40% reported and Thailand profit rose 75%.
Beverages earnings were pressured by forex translation, sales mix and higher A&P spend; Publishing & Printing returned to profitability on Education strength and loss-making store closures.
Publishing & Printing revenue was affected by print-order timing, weaker international print demand and lower retail sales following store closures.
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