Premier Foods (PFD) Q3 2025 TU earnings summary
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Q3 2025 TU earnings summary
10 Jan, 2026Executive summary
Q3 Group sales increased 3.1% year-over-year, with branded sales up 4.6% and volumes up 7%.
International business delivered 29% sales growth, with double-digit gains in all target regions and strong new category performance.
Premium product ranges and innovation contributed significantly, with consumers trading up during the holiday season.
Trading profit now expected at the upper end of full-year guidance.
Sweet Treats branded sales rose 8.9%, led by Mr Kipling's record quarter and premium product growth.
Financial highlights
Branded volumes increased 7% in Q3, continuing the volume-led growth trend.
Grocery branded revenue up 3.5% year-over-year; non-branded down 9.3%.
Sweet Treats branded revenue up 8.9%, volumes up 10%; non-branded flat.
Group Q3 branded sales: £298.9m (up 4.5%); non-branded: £61.2m (down 3.6%).
Sales from new categories increased 38% year-over-year.
Outlook and guidance
Trading profit for the year now guided to the upper end of analyst expectations (£180.1m–£186.4m).
Expect Q4 volume growth to moderate as promotional price changes from last year are lapped.
Anticipate future sales growth to be more balanced between volume and price.
Medium-term growth expected to be mid-single digits, ahead of pre-COVID levels, driven by core business, international, new categories, and acquisitions.
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