Wilmar International (F34) H2 2025 earnings summary
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H2 2025 earnings summary
27 Aug, 2026Executive summary
FY2025 revenue rose 4.5% year-over-year to $70.4 billion, with net profit up 21% to $1.41 billion, including net one-off non-core adjustments of $104 million.
Core net profit increased 10% to $1.28 billion for FY2025, driven by strong Feed & Industrial Products and higher joint venture and associate contributions.
Challenging global conditions, including geopolitical tensions and regulatory changes, impacted operations, but results remained resilient.
One-off non-core adjustments mainly stemmed from remeasurement gains, provisions, and legal cases.
Financial highlights
EBITDA increased 9.9% year-over-year to $4.27 billion; profit before tax up 20% to $2.09 billion.
Earnings per share climbed 21% to 22.6 US cents; dividends per share fell 13% to 14.0 Singapore cents.
Total dividend for FY2025 is S$0.14 per share, down from S$0.16 in FY2024 due to one-off non-core cash adjustments.
Outlook and guidance
Operating conditions in 2026 expected to remain challenging due to geopolitical tensions, trade tariffs, and regulatory changes; results for FY2026 anticipated to be satisfactory barring unforeseen events.
Latest events from Wilmar International
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Q3 2025 TU - Profit before tax surged 26.3% to US$937.7M, driven by strong Plantation & Sugar Milling results.F34
H1 2025 - Core net profit up 5% to US$606.3M, with strong cash flow and stable dividend.F34
H1 2024 - Net profit rose 13.5% in 1Q2025, with improved cash flow and lower net gearing.F34
Q1 2025 TU - Net profit fell 23% to US$1.17B as Food Products grew but other segments weakened.F34
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