Canada’s Swiss Water Decaffeinated Coffee has released its Q2 2025 financial results, reporting a “relatively stable” period in terms of processed volumes in comparison to Q2 2024.
The company cited a revenue increase of 56 per cent with CA$67.7 million (US$48.7 million), and a net loss of CA$0.4 million (US$0.29 million) – a decrease when compared to the net loss of CA$1.3 million (US$946,000) recorded in Q2 2024.
Compared to the same period in 2024, total processing volumes in pounds increased by 2 per cent, which Swiss Water says was supported by continued customer demand and strong order flow.
Frank Dennis, CEO of Swiss Water, outlines the growth over the course of the first six months of the year.
“We are pleased to have delivered volume growth and stable net income during the first six months of this year, reflecting the ongoing strength of our customer relationships and the resilience of our business,” Dennis says.
“Despite solid volume performance, our year-over-year second quarter profitability was adversely affected by losses from rolling forward hedge positions within an inverted market, depreciation of the US dollar, increased production costs due to our strategic decision to reduce finished goods inventory, and the front loading of maintenance costs in 2025.
“In any period, material variances in revenue and Adjusted EBITDA versus prior year can arise due primarily to volatility in commodity pricing and foreign exchange rates. Through our risk management activities, we hedge versus this volatility so that over time, the Adjusted EBITDA and net income reflect pure operating performance exclusive of these volatile factors. We expect the industry specific volatility that effected our second quarter to be temporary and reverse year-to-go.”
Located in British Columbia, Canada, Swiss Water is a specialty coffee company and green coffee decaffeinator that employs the proprietary Swiss Water Process to decaffeinate green coffee without the use of chemical solvents such as methylene chloride.
