Camellia plc AIM:CAM
- Incorporated
- United Kingdom
- Chief executive
- Byron Coombs
- Employees
- 74,099
- Reports in
- GBP
- Companies House
- 00029559
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No price history · 11 reported years, 2015–2025
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C000243-AR-2025-ch
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Tea (India, Bangladesh, Kenya, Malawi)
India revenue £93.0m (2024: £108.4m), Bangladesh £25.8m, EP Kenya £32.1m, Malawi £43.8m (part tea, part macadamia). Tea is the dominant crop and revenue concentration in tea is flagged as a risk. 34,305ha of mature tea. Prices: India INR268/kg (INR264), Bangladesh Tk222 (Tk176), Kenya USD1.78/kg (1.84), Malawi USD1.13/kg (1.18).
page 14Avocado and macadamia (Kakuzi, Malawi, South Africa, Tanzania)
Kakuzi revenue £30.1m (£25.8m); avocado exports +17%, macadamia pricing +40%. Malawi macadamia output +98% with price +64%. Tanzania avocado (Mgagao) plantings mature from 2026; management expects avocado revenue of c.£17.0m p.a. by 2034.
page 8Crop prices (tea oversupply in East Africa)
Kenyan tea price fell 3% and EPK trading profit dropped from £5.5m to £1.0m. Malawi tea cost of production exceeded the low price.
page 15Macadamia and avocado pricing and volumes
Macadamia prices: Kakuzi USD11.01/kg (7.89), Malawi USD11.50 (7.02), South Africa USD10.92 (7.94).
page 5£1.6m credit: Profit on disposal of assets held for sale (four properties, art and manuscripts)
page 90CEO: 'many of our investors will know that we are unable to provide a meaningful forward-looking view of the business at this point in the year', with an indication of 2026 performance promised in the September interim update.
page 9Linton Park Estate (investment properties, PPE and heritage assets held for sale) sold for gross proceeds of £11.0m, profit £0.4m (March 2026).
page 133Final dividend for 2025 of 260p per share proposed (record date 3 July 2026, payable 30 July 2026), total for 2025 260p (2024: 260p); c.£6.5m, funded out of reserves, not covered by net income. The dividend was reintroduced in 2025 after none for 2024 (2024 final of 260p was paid, £6.6m). The Board describes the dividend as 'not fully covered by net income'.
page 54Going concern basis adopted. The viability assessment covers the next 15 months and models 'severe but plausible' scenarios (lower prices and yields). Group headroom is expected to remain sufficient under both base and downside cases. Cash and equivalents £65.9m, treasury deposits £40.9m, gilts £35.3m and money-market investments £6.1m total £148.2m against borrowings of £14.6m. The auditor (Deloitte LLP, senior statutory auditor Makhan Chahal, report dated 4 May 2026) gave an unmodified opinion with no material uncertainty on going concern. Sole key audit matter: revenue recognition (cut-off). Group materiality £1.0m (0.4% of revenue); 39 components in scope covering 100% of revenue. The impairment of the JING Tea brand is no longer a KAM. A resolution to appoint BDO LLP as auditor goes to the 2026 AGM.
page 135- Price volatility and prolonged depressed commodity pricing, tea concentration (medium velocity, unchanged)p.23
- Annual crop yield / weather, pest and disease; structural crop yield loss from climate changep.23
- Inability to dispose of non-core businesses and assets at acceptable prices; lack of suitable investment opportunities to replace exited cash streams that cover head-office costs and the dividendp.24
- Cost of production (wages, inputs) and processing/logistics reliability, both rated increased; trade tariffs and market closuresp.26
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