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Barry Callebaut Publishes Transcript of Full-Year 2025/26 Results Presentation

By Public Technologies
  • Barry Callebaut’s Nov. 4, 2026, full-year results presentation featured CEO Hein Schumacher, CFO Peter Vanneste and investor-relations head Sophie Lang.
  • Management reaffirmed fiscal 2026/27 volume growth guidance of 1%-3%, with recurring EBIT expected to rise 3%-5% in constant currency.
  • Pretax profit is forecast to grow around 30% in constant currency, with financing costs falling below CHF 240 million.
  • The Hershey contract transition will reduce group volume growth by around 1 percentage point, without affecting profitability this year or beyond.
  • Recurring EBIT for fiscal 2025/26 fell 14.1% in constant currency to CHF 604 million.


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