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Origin Enterprises plc

Origin Enterprises plc is an agri-services and inputs group operating in two segments: Agriculture (direct-to-farm agronomic advice, services and inputs, plus wholesale B2B inputs to growers, across Ireland, the UK, Continental Europe (Poland, Romania) and Latin America (Brazil)); and Living Landscapes (Amenity, Environmental and Ecology consultancy, inputs and technical solutions for sports turf management, landscaping and environmental conservation, in Ireland and the UK). FY2025 revenue was €2,109.1 million with operating profit of €99.0 million.

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year to 31 Jul 2025 · approved 22 Sept 2025 · 228 pages · Company website

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Origin Enterprises gives farmers crop advice and supplies products such as fertiliser, and also runs a smaller landscaping and ecology business, across Ireland, the UK, Continental Europe and Brazil. In the year to 31 July 2025, revenue was €2.11bn, up +3.1% from €2.05bn, and profit after tax grew to €52.8m from €40.4m.

The report credits higher sales volumes, six acquisitions in the landscaping and ecology business, and better margins in Ireland and the UK. Slightly lower prices pulled the other way. One-off items also shaped the profit figure. On the plus side were a gain on a property sale at a part-owned company and an increase in the value of properties the group owns. On the minus side were a write-down of older UK acquisitions and deal costs.

At the year end the company held €169.8m in cash against borrowings of €240.6m. It raised no money from shareholders and proposed a total dividend of €0.173 a share. Management called the year a strong performance, with earnings ahead of its guidance. The auditor gave a clean opinion and the directors raised no doubts about the company's future. The report does flag risks from weather, commodity prices and sanctions against Russia.

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What drove revenue

Volume growth across Agriculture and Living Landscapes

Revenue increased 3.1% reported / 2.7% constant currency; excluding crop marketing, revenue grew 4.5% on a constant currency basis, with volume up 4.3%

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What moved the margintailwind

Mix shift toward higher-margin Living Landscapes segment via acquisitions

Living Landscapes operating margin 8.9% vs Agriculture 3.8%; Group margin rose from 4.1% to 4.3% 'principally driven by margin improvements in our Ireland and UK region within Agriculture and our Living Landscapes business'

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What management said

Origin delivered a strong financial performance in FY25, with adjusted EPS growth of 12.8%. A combination of volume growth, new acquisitions, and improved margins enabled the Group to successfully navigate volatile market conditions, delivering earnings ahead of market guidance, while continuing to deliver on the Group's strategic agenda and delivering on the financial ambition laid out at our 2022 Capital Markets Day.

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The dividend

Progressive dividend policy. Board proposing a final dividend of 14.15 cent per share, bringing total FY25 dividend to 17.30 cent (FY24: 16.80 cent), a payout of 36.5% of adjusted EPS; payable 6 February 2026 to shareholders on the register 16 January 2026

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