Glenisk returns to profit after 2021 fire, eyes €27m revenue target

The Irish organic yogurt producer has posted its first bottom-line gain since a devastating blaze destroyed its production plant, validating a turnaround strategy that includes a 15% revenue growth forecast for 2026.

By Handelsavisen Newsroom · Automated 2026-07-21 18:06 UTC · 1 min read

Glenisk has recorded its first profit since a fire destroyed its production plant in 2021, marking a definitive milestone in the company’s recovery.

The Irish organic yogurt producer’s return to profitability follows a successful 2025 financial year, which laid the groundwork for the current positive results.

Glenisk has forecast a 15% rise in revenues for 2026, targeting €27 million.

The achievement signals that the business has fully stabilized its operations and supply chain after the catastrophic disruption that halted production five years ago.

The financial turnaround is underpinned by strong commercial momentum.

Glenisk has forecast a 15% rise in revenues for 2026, targeting €27 million.

This growth projection reflects the company’s ability to capitalize on its return to profitability and regain market share in the competitive organic dairy sector.