Vitasoy International (0345) H2 2024 earnings summary
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H2 2024 earnings summary
22 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY24 revenue reached HK$6,217M, up 1% net of currency impact and reversing a 3% H1 decline.
Operating profit rose 79% to HK$185M; attributable profit increased 155% to HK$116M, and basic EPS rose 153% to HK10.9 cents.
Mainland China and Hong Kong led the recovery; Australia/New Zealand and Singapore faced operating challenges.
Structural commercial actions, cost control and spending discipline supported profitability.
Financial highlights
Gross profit was HK$3,111M; gross margin reached 50%, up from 48%.
EBITDA rose 10% to HK$685M, with margin increasing to 11% from 10%.
Profit before tax increased to HK$132M from HK$49M; effective tax rate fell to 11% from 57%.
Excluding prior-year COVID-related subsidies and currency impact, FY operating profit improved more than fourfold.
Outlook and guidance
Priorities include revenue and profit growth in Mainland China and across the overall business.
Mainland China will focus on core assets, selective innovation, sales execution and wider product availability; Hong Kong targets growth and stronger profitability.
Australia plans to restore manufacturing attainment and supply reliability; Singapore targets stronger beverage sales and tofu economics, while the Philippines aims to sustain growth.
Sustainability targets remain a focus across portfolio and energy use.
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