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Strauss Group Ltd. reports news around its international food and beverage operations, including earnings releases, management webcasts, segment performance and market-share updates. The company’s recurring disclosures cover food and beverage activity in Israel, coffee operations in Brazil and Europe, Strauss Water in Israel and China, and dips and spreads through Sabra in the United States.
Company updates also address operating margins, raw material and energy costs, manufacturing continuity, confectionery operations, and the recovery of production at Sabra and the Nof Hagalil confectionery site after prior shutdowns. Strauss Group news often connects financial results with category-level trends in coffee, water, dairies, salty snacks, confectionery, hummus and spreads.
Strauss Group (OTC: SGLJF) will release fourth quarter and full‑year 2025 financial results on Wednesday, March 25, 2026. Management will host a webinar at 15:30 Israel / 13:30 UK / 9:30 a.m. ET to review results and take questions.
A presentation and the press release with financial statements will be posted on the company's Investor Relations site on March 25, 2026; a recording will be available shortly after the webcast.
Strauss Group (OTC:SGLJF) will release its Q3 2025 earnings on Wednesday, November 26, 2025. The company will host a webinar earnings call at 15:30 Israel / 13:30 UK / 8:30 a.m. ET featuring management's review and a live Q&A.
Investors can register for the webinar via the provided Zoom link and submit questions up to two hours in advance to ir@strauss-group.com. The presentation, earnings release, financial statements, and a recording of the webinar will be posted on the Investor Relations website on November 26, 2025.
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Strauss Group (TASE: STRS) reported a 6.5% revenue growth for FY 2022, totaling NIS 9.5 billion. Despite this growth, profit margins suffered significantly, with net profit declining by 72.9% to NIS 174 million. Factors contributing to this decline included production halts in the confectionery division and Sabra, leading to a 12.3% drop in gross profit and a gross margin of 29.8%. Meanwhile, market shares for both Sabra and the confectionery division are recovering, reaching 37.6% and 24% respectively. While the company focuses on innovation and infrastructure investments, challenges remain in rising costs and external pressures.
Strauss Group reported a 7% increase in third-quarter revenue, reaching NIS 2.5 billion, driven by robust sales in its coffee business across Brazil and Europe. However, rising raw material costs, including a 47% drop in the confectionery division, led to a 9.9% decline in gross profit. Operating profit fell by 63.3% to NIS 111 million. The company anticipates net profit losses of NIS 290-310 million due to a confectionery recall. Despite challenges, Strauss Water and Strauss Coffee showed solid growth, with the latter seeing a 37.3% revenue increase in the quarter.
Strauss Group reported a revenue increase of 8% in the first half of 2022, totaling NIS 4.5 billion, despite challenges in its Confectionery Division and Sabra plant. The second quarter saw NIS 2.3 billion in revenue, a 4.6% rise, primarily due to coffee sales growth. However, operating profit dropped 59.1% to NIS 204 million, with net income down 66.2% to NIS 113 million. The company is resuming production gradually at its confectionery site and expects a return to full-scale operations at Sabra in the second half of 2022.
Strauss Group reported its 2020 financial results, showcasing resilience amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The company achieved NIS 8.35 billion in revenues, a 4.6% organic growth, despite a 2.2% decline in reported income due to negative currency translations totaling NIS 589 million. Organic operating profit rose by 5.4% to NIS 924 million, while net profit increased by 0.7% to NIS 551 million. Notably, Strauss Coffee and Strauss Israel experienced growth, although Sabra faced challenges with a 3.2% drop in organic sales. The company also published its thirteenth sustainability report.