Dairibord Zimbabwe introduces new product

ZIMBABWE – Dairibord Zimbabwe has expanded its product line with the introduction of Cascade Peach Apricot.

The product is a flavored dairy fruit juice paired with the sweetness of soft peach and the tangy zest of apricot for a unique taste experience.

The product comes after the company unveiled an improved taste for its popular NaturalJoy juice range, refreshing the line with richer, more exotic flavor blends.

According to the company, consumers can enjoy the enhanced profiles in three variants: Passion Coconut, Apple Coconut, and Litchi Coconut.

The company’s decision to reformulate NaturalJoy reflects its commitment to continuous product improvement and responsiveness to consumer preferences.

Available in both 250ml and 1L packs, the range caters to on‑the‑go convenience as well as family consumption.

Dairibord Holdings Limited reports revenue of US$82.6M in H1 2026

The company reported that revenue increased by 28% to US$82.56 million in H1 2026, driven primarily by the strong volume recovery and supported by the more stable pricing and currency environment.

Consolidated sales volume grew by 26% to 78.3 million litres, from 62 million litres in the comparative period last year, while raw milk utilisation was broadly flat at 20.4 million litres.

Revenue from the Group’s South Africa segment grew by 38% to US$0.72 million, from US$0.52 million, continuing to build scale in the Group’s regional operations.

Cost of Sales increased by 25% to US$60.87 million, while Gross Profit increased by 37% to US$21.69 million, from US$15.78 million, reflecting the benefit of higher volumes together with disciplined management of raw and packaging material costs.

Profit Before Tax more than doubled to US$4.40 million, from US$2.08 million, while Profit for the Period increased by 169% to US$3.25 million, from US$1.21 million in the prior period.

Earnings before Interest, Tax, Depreciation and Amortisation (EBITDA) grew by 78% to US$7.64 million, from US$4.29 million. Basic earnings per share increased to 0.91 US cents, from 0.34 US cents.

Performance was strong across all product portfolios. Beverages continue to be the Group’s largest volume contributor, accounting for 67% of total volume.

The portfolio delivered a 33% year-on-year increase to 52.8m litres from 39.6m litres in the prior year. All Beverage lines recorded growth, with Quench cordial achieving an exceptional 82% increase compared to prior year.

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