The company reported net sales of US$2.74 billion, marking a 4% decline from the prior year on a reported basis.
Net sales declined about 1% year over year, while reported and adjusted operating income decreased 26% and 22%, respectively, versus Q1 2025.
The company reports higher earnings and improved outlook, supported by stronger ethanol margins and policy clarity in the U.S.
The Nigerian palm oil producer reports sharp profit growth and pushes ahead with regional acquisitions.
The performance underscores rising global demand for health-oriented, plant-based, and clean-label solutions, which remain central to Eshbal’s business strategy.