Harboes Bryggeri (HARB) Q4 23/24 earnings summary
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Q4 23/24 earnings summary
13 Jun, 2025Executive summary
Net revenue increased by 12% to mDKK 1,817, with EBITDA up to mDKK 158, reflecting improved product mix, efficiency gains, and successful price increases across all markets.
Strategic focus on own brands, innovation, and sustainability drove growth, especially in Denmark and export markets, while Germany remained strong in private label.
Investments in production efficiency, new technology, and sustainability initiatives supported cost savings and future growth capacity.
The company celebrated its 140th anniversary and continued to strengthen its market position in the value-brand segment.
Financial highlights
Net revenue rose 12% year-over-year to mDKK 1,817; EBITDA increased to mDKK 158 (margin 8.7%) from mDKK 85 (margin 5.3%) last year.
EBIT improved to mDKK 77 from mDKK -3; profit before tax was mDKK 68, up from a loss of mDKK -9.
Free cash flow turned positive at mDKK 55, compared to negative mDKK -116 last year; cash flow from operations was mDKK 182.
Investments in tangible assets reached mDKK 129, mainly for production upgrades and efficiency.
Proposed dividend of DKK 2.00 per share for 2023/24.
Outlook and guidance
EBITDA for 2024/25 expected in the range of mDKK 150-190; profit before tax forecasted at mDKK 60-100.
Continued intense competition and price pressure anticipated, with growth expected in export and ingredients, but a volume decline in Germany.
Ongoing investments in technology, efficiency, and sustainability planned.
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