Netherlands

The global agricultural merchant names a new finance head as it reports strong 2025 financial results and continued investment across key markets.

The appointments will strengthen commercial leadership and accelerate customer centric growth across its global operations.

The results reflect a complex fiscal period marked by significant macroeconomic headwinds, including geopolitical instability, shifting tariff policies, and adverse foreign exchange movements, which hampered organic growth.

The company reported a remarkable 26.7% organic growth in Adjusted EBITDA, alongside a substantial 63.3% increase in earnings per share (EPS).

Brazil accounted for more than 44% of total EU soybean meal imports over
the last five years