Vitasoy International (0345) H1 2025 earnings summary
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H1 2025 earnings summary
12 Jan, 2026Executive summary
Revenue increased 2% year-over-year to HK$3,443 million for the six months ended 30th September 2024, with profitability improvements across most regions, especially Mainland China and Hong Kong.
Operating profit rose 50% year-over-year to HK$257 million, mainly driven by efficiency gains and higher sales in Mainland China and Hong Kong.
Net profit attributable to shareholders grew 5% to HK$171 million; basic EPS up 5% to HK15.9 cents.
Gross profit margin improved to 51.6% due to lower commodity costs and production optimisation.
Interim dividend declared at HK4.0 cents per share, up from HK1.4 cents last year, reflecting improved profitability and cash position.
Financial highlights
Gross profit increased 4% year-over-year to HK$1,777 million, with gross margin up 1.1ppt to 51.6%.
EBITDA rose 18% to HK$496 million, with EBITDA margin improving from 12% to 14%.
Net cash balance increased to HK$557 million from HK$111 million at 31 March 2024; net of borrowings, HK$935 million.
Capital expenditure was HK$45 million, mainly for production line upgrades.
Basic and diluted EPS: HK15.9 cents (up from HK15.2 cents).
Outlook and guidance
Focus remains on profitable revenue growth, operational efficiency, and product innovation across all markets.
Mainland China aims to rescale operations, prioritise commercialisation, innovation, and new customer acquisition.
Hong Kong expected to sustain growth through innovation and value competitiveness.
Australia, New Zealand, and ASEAN expected to maintain topline growth and improve profitability following resolution of manufacturing issues.
Long-term confidence in plant-based food and beverage market growth and expansion.
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