Malteries Franco-Belges publishes 2025-2026 annual report
Bitget2026/10/27 18:10- 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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