Brewing company Heineken has posted its full-year earnings report for 2025 with plans to cut 6,000 roles, as per an official press release.
Revenues for the year were 34.2 billion euros. Operating profit was 3.4 billion euros with an operating profit margin of 11.8%. Net income was 1.89 billion euros. Marketing and selling expenses increased, representing 9.9% of net revenue. EPS was 3.38 euros per share.
“In 2025, we delivered a resilient and well-balanced performance. We gained share, drove cost and cash productivity, and increased investment behind our brands. Combined with agility and our advantaged footprint, this helped us navigate volatility and deliver within our guidance range,” said Chairman and CEO Dolf Van Den Brink.
“We reinforced our footprint through the acquisition of FIFCO in Central America, our largest acquisition in more than a decade, positioning us even more strongly for growth in the future,”
Heineken N.V. is also in the process of integrating FIFCO, a beverage business based in Central America that owns Costa-Rican national beer brand Imperial and stakes in other soft drink and alcoholic beverage businesses. The acquisition was completed for a total of $3.2 billion.
At the time of writing, Heineken shares were trading at 77.86 euros, up by 4.40%.