Quantum expects HEPS up between 58% and 78% to between 127.4c and 143.4c for FY25, supported by a rebound in production and improved efficiencies across operations. Revenue growth was driven by stronger feed and livestock sales, higher egg supply, and minimal load shedding, while earnings benefitted from stable feed costs and improved performance in Zambia and Uganda. Margins in the egg division came under pressure as selling prices fell 17%, but broiler and feed operations delivered good results, supported by higher volumes and cost control.
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