Treatt PLC (LSE:TET) has announced a difficult trading year ending 30 September 2025, marked by revenue declines across its Heritage, Premium, and New product categories. The company cited elevated citrus oil prices and weaker consumer confidence in North America as the main factors weighing on performance.
Despite these market headwinds, Treatt expects to deliver results in line with revised guidance, forecasting revenue of approximately £130.6 million and profit before tax of around £10 million. Management has emphasized a continued focus on operational efficiencies and disciplined cost control to help stabilize performance.
In a parallel development, Treatt also revealed that it has received and recommended a cash offer from Natara UK Bidco Limited, an entity controlled by Exponent Private Equity LLP, potentially paving the way for a change in ownership.
The company’s solid profitability and healthy balance sheet remain bright spots, with technical indicators pointing toward positive momentum, albeit with some signs of overbought conditions.
About Treatt PLC
Treatt is a global, independent producer of natural extracts and ingredients for the flavour, fragrance, and consumer goods sectors, with a particular focus on beverages. The company operates manufacturing sites in the UK and US and employs around 350 people across Europe, North America, and Asia. Its expertise in sourcing and ingredient knowledge underpins its competitive position in the market.
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