Savencia (SAVE) H2 2023 earnings summary
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H2 2023 earnings summary
1 Nov, 2026Executive summary
FY2023 revenue rose 3.7% to €6,791m, while current operating income fell 9.1% to €212.9m; net income attributable to owners increased to €96.5m from €68.0m.
Organic growth of 11.6% and a 2.1% structural effect were partly offset by a 10.0% negative currency effect, mainly from the Argentine peso.
Financial highlights
Revenue increased €240m YoY to €6,791m; current operating income was €212.9m versus €234.3m, and operating income was €169.3m versus €162.9m.
Net income attributable to owners rose €28.5m to €96.5m, equal to 1.4% of revenue; the financial result improved to -€18.0m from -€24.4m.
Outlook and guidance
2024 conditions remain volatile and uncertain, with shifting consumption patterns amid constrained purchasing power and geopolitical and economic tensions weighing on global growth.
Priorities include adapting and investing, developing complementary businesses, and relying on trusted relationships with milk producers, distributors and consumers.
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