Food Empire's revenue up 23.9% to $554.7m in 9M 2025

Higher sales in Southeast Asia, particularly Vietnam, contributed $95.5m to growth.

Food Empire Holdings Limited revenue for 9M2025 increased by 23.9% year-on-year (YoY) to $554.7m (US$426.7m).

In Southeast Asia, the firm’s revenue expanded 20.8% to $148.8m (US$114.5m) in 9M2025, as it saw 29.3% increase in sales with Vietnam contributing $95.5m (US$73.5m).

High rate of consumer acquisition, sustained brand investments, and consumer promotions in Vietnam, pushed up its performance, Food Empire said in a bourse filing.

It was also attributed to sustained growth in sales volumes of both freeze-dried and spray-dried soluble coffee.

The firm’s Russia and Ukraine, Kazakhstan, and CIS segments recorded the highest growth year-to-date (YTD) with 9M 2025 revenue rising 30.7% and 26.2%, respectively, Food Empire said.

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