Malteries Franco-Belges publishes 2025-2026 annual report

Bitget2026/10/27 18:10

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Malteries Franco-Belges reported weaker sales volumes and earnings for the year ended June 30, 2026, as European beer demand softened.
Intensifying price competition weighed on margins, although lower barley and energy costs reduced production expenses.
Associate Compagnie Internationale de Malteries maintained broadly stable sales volumes, with growth in Ukraine and Kazakhstan offsetting Russia’s decline.
Industrial upgrades included completion of the Pithiviers retrofit and modernization of the Pleven malt plant in Bulgaria in April 2026.
Operating cash flow improved as better working capital management offset weaker earnings.

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