Fonterra Co-operative Group Ltd reports significant FY25 results, including $26 billion in revenue and plans to divest its global Consumer businesses to Lactalis for $4.22 billion, focusing on enhancing its Ingredients and Foodservice segments.

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Fonterra Co-operative Group Ltd has announced its FY25 annual results, highlighting a remarkable $26 billion in revenue and $16.2 billion in total cash returns to its shareholders. The Co-op reported a final Farmgate Milk Price of $10.16 per kgMS for the 2024/25 season, resulting in total milk payments to New Zealand farmers reaching $15.3 billion, an increase of $3.8 billion compared to the previous year.

Additionally, Fonterra declared a full-year dividend of 57 cents, fully imputed, aligning with the upper end of its dividend policy. This equates to $916 million distributed to shareholders and unit holders, comprising a 22 cent interim dividend and a 35 cent final dividend.

Industry Overview in New Zealand

The dairy industry in New Zealand plays a crucial role in the national economy, contributing significantly to export earnings. With its strong global demand for high-quality dairy products, New Zealand is recognized