The market greeted Kerry Group’s unremarkable annual results with a five per cent drop in the company’s share price when the Irish Stock Exchange opened this morning. This investor reaction reflects a rare retreat in Kerry’s revenue in 2025 – by 2.5 per cent – as volume growth of three per cent failed to make up for declines caused by lower prices, exchange rates, and disposals. The disposals relate solely to assets within Kerry Group’s continuing taste and nutrition business and are separate from the group’s exit from dairy processing in Ireland, which was completed at the end of 2024.…

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