Camposol H1 financial results: Sales are up while net profit drops 17 percent
In the document, the company reported a moderately healthy Net Debt-to-EBITDA Ratio of 2.59x, sitting below the 3.5x threshold for the fourth consecutive quarter. Camposol emphasized how this figure underscores the progress in strengthening Camposol's financial profile.
Additionally, the multinational informed sales for H1 2025 are up 22 percent ($222 million total), with volumes reaching 55,162 MT, a 38 percent increase compared to the same period in 2024. Net profit is down 17 percent compared to H1 2024, totalling $16 million.
“The first half of 2025 confirmed the strength of our strategy and disciplined execution," said Ricardo Naranjo, CEO of Camposol.
The executive added that its blueberry production continued to reinforce its leadership as a year-round supplier, noting production now extends across nearly every month of the year. Mango production, on the other hand, delivered profitability under normalized conditions, while grapes achieved better yields and better margins.
Growth per category in H1 2025
Camposol reported blueberry volumes grew 50.2 percent year-over-year, reaching 27.2 thousand MT, and driving sales up 27.6 percent ($162.2 million).
Meanwhile, mangoes had a solid start to 2025 following an exceptional performance in 2024, which the company attributes to unusually high prices amid a global supply shortage of the fruit. This year, with prices back to normal, the company reported a gross profit margin of 36.5 percent.
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