Seeka has raised its full-year earnings guidance, with profit before tax now expected to be between $23 million and $27m.
This is up from the previous range of $21m-$25m.
The company, which reported a loss of $21m in the 2023 financial year, attributed the increased earnings to a focus on costs, maintaining earnings and margins, and improved fruit returns.
Seeka's chief executive, Michael Franks, described the year as exceptional and said the company had followed its strategy of sustainable profits and delivering excellence to growers and customers.
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