Savencia Fromage & Dairy Group reports US$8B sales in full year 2025

FRANCE – The Savencia Fromage & Dairy Group has reported that sales amounted to US$8.09 billion (€6.957 billion) with anoverall organic growth of +1.6%, supported by the good performance of Other Dairy Product in full year 2025.

Revenue was down -2.6% compared to 2024 due to a negative currency impact of -4.3%, mainly due to the devaluation of South American currencies and the dollar.

Operating Profit was US$244.9 million (€210.5 million), down from the previous year, mainly due to the unprecedented rise in milk prices as well as the sharp decline in industrial commodity prices at the end of the year.

Other operating costs and income include asset impairments, costs related to optimization projects as well as various claims and litigation: they amounted to US$52.6 million (€48.5 million), an increase compared to 2024.

The Group’s CSR commitment

In 2025, the company committed to defining new CSR goals for the next 10 years, fully integrating CSR into the heart of its strategy and performance.

The objectives of the Oxygen CSR program, initiated in 2018, have been broadly achieved and will be detailed in the 2025 Sustainability Report.

These results represent significant progress on long-term stakes to which the Group remains fully committed.

Among the significant 2025 progresses, illustrating its commitment, the Group was awarded the ECOVADIS silver medal, the ETHIFINANCE gold medal, as well as the validation by SBTi of its decarbonization trajectory, aiming for Net Zero by 2050.

Outlook for 2026

The company stated that the outlook for 2026 remains uncertain and volatile.

A consumer context that remains fragile, particularly in Europe, with geopolitical tensions and shifts in economic paradigms leading to a global economic slowdown and changes in international trade policies and taxation affecting export activities.

In response to these challenges, the Savencia Fromage & Dairy Group is pursuing a model of specialty strategy and maintaining its efforts to improve its competitiveness.

The group will keep investing to develop the complementarity of its various businesses and the growth of its brands, within a broader scope, now extended to chocolate activities, whose strategic contribution will strengthen the Foodservice activities internationally.

To navigate market uncertainties, the group will rely on the quality of its products, on strong trust-based relationships with all its partners, as well as the commitment and quality of all its teams.

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