The EBITDA (earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation) profit was recorded on net revenue of $376 million.
The company reported a normalised NPAT (net profit after tax) loss of $12 million.
The 2025 financial year results are ahead of earlier guidance provided to the market.
Last year a merger brought together four businesses, including the Nature One Dairy company and the Original Juice Company operating out of Mill Park, Melbourne.
SPC is closing down the Mill Park operation and transferring it to Shepparton.
Group managing director Robert Iervasi said SPC Global had made great progress in just over six months since the merger of four companies into one.
“We have built a resilient and diversified business, delivered key financial metrics and progressed initiatives against our four strategic focus areas,” he said.
“Our international division, Nature One, has exceeded expectations and we are honoured to see our Australia-made products ranged in a number of international outlets, such as Juice Lab in New Zealand, SPC tomatoes in China and a range of products in Singapore.”
The group also announced the establishment of a new beverage division, known as ‘The Original Beverage Co.’, marking the group’s expansion into premium “better-for-you” beverages beyond juice. The Original Beverage Co. portfolio includes functional juices, fibres, infused fruits and fruit waters under The Original Juice Co. brand.
This new division includes the addition of three new partnerships with emerging beverage companies to support their brand growth through the group’s distribution network — Posca Hydrate, Naked Life and Eclectic Group, now part of The Original Beverage Co.
On the future outlook, Mr Iervasi said the company was well positioned to leverage opportunities for growth, both domestically and internationally.
“We now have the right structure in place with highly experienced leaders and teams throughout Australia and in our international markets,” he said.
“We are already seeing positive impacts from this, including growth in Asian markets as demonstrated by the growth in our Australian-made products being sold in overseas markets.”
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