Dutch Lady FY25 Review: Strong Performance; FY26 will be Full Year of New Plant Operation

Dutch Lady Hits Record High Yearly and Quarterly Revenue but Profit dragged by Tax provisions. Outlook remains positive as FY2026 will see the full benefits of their 6-year CAPEX being realized. Middle East crisis is expected to raise costs, but near-term supplies remain secured and manageable. Cost impact may be seen in 2H2026, but the situation is still fluid.

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March 18, 2026

Disclaimer: This article is in no way financial advice, nor solicitation to buy or sell shares in this company. It is purely for educational purposes only. You are highly recommended to conduct all necessary due diligence and make your own informed decisions before making any financial decisions. The writer already owns shares in this company and may at any point in time increase or reduce their position without prior notice. Do not try to copy trade!

When we first cover Dutch Lady on 5 August 2025

I have written about Dutch Lady previously before, so for background information please read the earlier articles here: https://www.doitduit.com/archive?tags=Dutch+Lady

In this article I will go through Dutch Lady’s Q4 and FY25 results and do a brief comparison with how their peers are performing.

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