On Monday, Ukrproduct Group Ltd. (UKR.L), a dairy food and beverages company based in Ukraine, reported narrower loss in fiscal 2025, due to lower finance costs and higher revenues.
Furthermore, the company said its trading in fiscal 2026- to date has been challenging, and that it would continue its business, despite war-related risks. The firm added that it prioritizes safeguarding personnel and production facilities.
Loss before tax for fiscal 2025 dropped to 0.11 million pounds from loss of 1.90 million pounds in the previous year.
Loss after tax went down to 0.17 million pounds from loss of 2.04 million pounds in the prior year. Loss per share trickled down to 0.43 pence from loss of 5.14 pence in 2024.
EBITDA for the year increased 54.2 percent year-over-year to 2.6 million pounds, with EBITDA margin improving to 6.2 percent from 4.6 percent last year.
Total interest expense decreased 67 percent from last year to 0.91 million pounds, primarily due to the normalisation of interest charges.
Total revenue went up 14 percent to 42.19 million pounds from 37.08 million pounds in the previous year.
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