Israeli food and beverage company Strauss Group has published its Q2 and H1 2025 financial results, with strong growth led by higher pricing in its Coffee International segment.
In the first half of the year, Strauss Group‘s sales grew by approximately 13.5 per cent to NIS 6.1 billion (US$1.82 billion) while its operating profit increased by approximately 19.8 per cent to NIS 426 million (US$126.75 million).
“In the second quarter, we continued our growth momentum across all our global activities,” says Strauss Group CEO and President Shai Babad.
“Our coffee JV in Brazil continue to deliver strong results, with sustained growth and improved profitability. In Israel, we have maintained innovation within our core brands, and our water business continued to expand in Israel, China, and the UK.
“As part of the ongoing implementation of our group strategy, we continued to drive productivity initiatives and remain committed to generating new growth engines and innovation, both in Israel and globally.”
Also reported in the results was net profit attributable to shareholders, which decreased by approximately 36.7 per cent to NIS 153 million (US$45.52 million), as well as negative free cash flow of NIS 584 million (US$173.8 million).
Subsidiary Strauss Coffee is one of the largest coffee companies in Central and Eastern Europe, producing roast and ground coffee, instant coffee, and espresso products. In 2000, Strauss Coffee entered Brazil by acquiring a local coffee company and then, in 2005, merged its Brazilian operation with Santa Clara S.A. to form Três Corações Group.
