Financials & Economic Updates

The company procured 87 million litres of raw milk in the year ended 30 June 2025, paid farmers an average of KSh 53.45 per litre, and disbursed more than USD 34.8 million (KES 4.50 billion) in farmer payouts.

The company’s gross margin expanded significantly, underscoring better purchasing efficiencies and pricing strategies.

While foreign exchange trends were unfavourable, they were offset by efficient raw material sourcing, production gains, lower depreciation, and reduced SG&A expenses.

INDIA – Heritage Foods has reported that revenue grew to US$491.5 million (₹45,260 million) in FY26 despite a weak flush season, milk shortages and prolonged weather-led…

This strong top-line result highlights Obour Land’s success in accelerating revenue streams and reinforcing our market-leading status in the local white cheese sector, while effectively broadening our export footprint across all sectors.