ForFarmers UK more than tripled its operating profit in 2025 as the animal feed manufacturer completed a major UK reorganisation and reported a significant improvement in profitability.
The company, which supplies feed to the livestock sector including poultry producers, reported turnover of £625.0 million for the year ended 31 December 2025, up from £611.9m in 2024. Operating profit increased to £16.7m, compared with £5.2m the previous year, while profit before tax rose to £16.6m from £4.7m. Profit after tax reached £14.8m, up from £4.3m in 2024.
In its strategic report, the company said the UK reorganisation completed during the year had helped align its cost base with market activity.
It stated: “In 2025, the reorganisation in the United Kingdom was completed, which was initiated to bring the cost base more in line with the activities. This reorganisation has led to a significant improvement in profitability and laid a healthy foundation for the future.”
Looking ahead, ForFarmers said it intends to continue strengthening its position in the UK livestock sector through organic growth, acquisitions and investment in sustainable feed.
For poultry producers, the company highlighted continued work to improve feed formulation using lower-carbon raw materials while maintaining technical performance and controlling costs. It said it is increasingly incorporating greenhouse gas values into its formulation systems to reduce the carbon footprint of feed, while expanding the use of circular raw materials sourced from the food industry.