The beverage category is expected to remain relatively resilient, with capacity expansion and pack format flexibility supporting Beverage South Africa’s competitiveness.
The strong growth driven by acquisition synergies, portfolio expansion and robust performance across flexible and rigid packaging operations.
The 30 percent revenue decline suggests the company is losing market share or facing reduced demand from key customers.
The company’s group revenue rose 11% year-on-year.
The sales were slightly lower than the Q3.
Profit before tax for the 2025 financial year declined by 29%.
The revenue was primarily driven by India, followed by the US, Europe and MEA.
The company cited continued macroeconomic pressures, subdued consumer confidence and persistent overcapacity for theresults.
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The company now builds momentum into 2026.