Organic yogurt producer Glenisk has forecast a 15% rise in revenues for 2026, targeting €27 million as the company capitalizes on a return to profitability.
The projection follows a successful 2025 financial year in which the business returned to pre-tax profit, marking a significant operational turnaround for the Irish dairy specialist.
This development stands in contrast to broader softness in European consumer spending, where sectors such as hospitality have recently reported revenue declines.
The updated outlook was disclosed in new consolidated accounts filed by Cordagrove Ltd, the holding company owned by the Cleary family.
The filing confirms that Glenisk is shifting focus from stabilization to growth, leveraging its niche position in the organic dairy market to drive top-line expansion.
This development stands in contrast to broader softness in European consumer spending, where sectors such as hospitality have recently reported revenue declines.
Glenisk’s ability to grow revenues while returning to profit suggests resilient demand for premium organic products, even as inflationary pressures persist in the wider food and beverage industry.