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Barchart on MSNCocoa Prices Continue Lower on Outlook for Higher Cocoa Output in GhanaICE NY cocoa (CCU25) today are down -142 (-1.73%), and September ICE London cocoa #7 (CAU25) closed down -104 (-1.88%) Cocoa ...
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Self Employed on MSNCocoa prices fall on Ghana crop projectionsCocoa prices plunged today on projections for a larger cocoa crop in Ghana for the 2025/26 season. The Ghana Cocoa Board ...
Barry Callebaut faces challenges from high cocoa prices, impacting working capital and net debt, but remains profitable with a slow recovery. Read why BRRLY is a buy.
Barry Callebaut passed through higher cocoa bean prices to its customers. Net profit fell nearly 60% to 31 million Swiss francs ($37 million) from 77 million Swiss francs.
So, in FY25, Barry Callebaut should be able to pass on high cocoa prices. But let's go back to Barry Callebaut's financials. We have seen that a big issue in FY24 was the negative FCF.
Barry Callebaut said it was issuing a bond worth 300 million Swiss francs ($331 million) to address the high costs and its ensured liquidity. ($1 = 0.8120 pounds) ($1 = 0.9063 Swiss francs) ...
Cocoa at a Barry Callebaut chocolate factory. Shares fell to multiyear lows after the company cut its sales-volume guidance. Photo: georges gobet/Agence France-Presse/Getty Images ...
Barry Callebaut BARN-1.47 % decrease; red down pointing triangle shares fell on Wednesday after the company missed sales volume expectations and cut its guidance for fiscal 2025 as soaring cocoa ...
ZURICH — Barry Callebaut is working with the governments of the Ivory Coast and Ghana, the world’s two largest cocoa producers, to increase cocoa supply. Legislation put into place in 2018 in ...
Barry Callebaut reported a 4.7% decline in first-half fiscal 2025 sales volumes, as average cocoa bean prices surged 95% year over year. A downward revision in full-year volume growth guidance and ...
Barry Callebaut said it was issuing a bond worth 300 million Swiss francs ($331 million) to address the high costs and its ensured liquidity. ($1 = 0.8120 pounds) ($1 = 0.9063 Swiss francs) ...
Cocoa prices have pulled back in recent weeks after hitting record highs last year, but remain at historically high levels. Barry Callebaut said higher prices hurt demand and delayed customer orders.
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