Treatt (LSE:TET) Expects Drop in FY25 Revenue to GBP 130.6 Mn

2 min read | October 09, 2025 10:07 PM AEDT | By Sonal Goyal

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The company projects FY25 revenue of approximately GBP 130.6m, down from GBP 153.1m in FY24.

Profit before tax and exceptional items expected at around GBP 10.0m for FY25.

Net debt increases to GBP 5.9m after a GBP 5m share buyback during the year.

Treatt PLC (LSE:TET) has issued an update on trading for the year ending 30 September 2025 (FY25). The company, which produces and supplies natural extracts and ingredients for the beverage, flavour, and fragrance sectors, reported that trading conditions have remained challenging since its previous update on 24 July 2025.

The group experienced reduced demand in its Heritage segment due to elevated citrus oil prices and softer consumer confidence affecting the North American market.

Segment Revenue Performance

Revenue across all segments declined compared with FY24. The Heritage segment fell by 15%, Premium by 13%, and New by 17%, reflecting the market headwinds. The revenue composition remained largely unchanged from FY24, with Heritage contributing 68%, Premium 23%, and New 9%.

Financial Outlook

Treatt anticipates FY25 revenue of around GBP 130.6m, compared to GBP 153.1m in FY24. Profit before tax and exceptional items are expected to reach roughly GBP 10.0m, down from GBP 19.1m the previous year. As of 30 September 2025, net debt was GBP 5.9m, following a GBP 5m share buyback completed during the year.

About Treatt PLC

Treatt is an international manufacturer and supplier of natural extracts and ingredients for the flavour, fragrance, and consumer product sectors, particularly in beverages.

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