Kintyre Holdings (JA) Limited’s unaudited financial results for the twelve months ended December 31, 2025, show record profitability and its diversification strategy paying off.

Financial highlights

• Revenue: J$271.1 million (+24.9% YoY from J$217.0M)
• Net Profit: J$157.5 million (+95.2% YoY from J$80.7M)
• Operating Profit: J$156.6 million (+56.4% YoY from J$101.5M)
• Total Assets: J$1.116 billion (+33.4% YoY from J$836.6M)
• Total Equity: J$697.3 million (+29.7% YoY from J$537.6M)
• Eamings Per Share: JS0.08 (flat compared to FY2024)
• Net Profit Margin: 58.1% (up from 37.2% in FY2024)

“These exceptional results reflect the successful execution of our diversification strategy and the strength of our four operating divisions,” said Tyrone Wilson, Chairman, President & CEO.

 “We’ve achieved nearly 100% net profit growth while expanding our asset base by over J$280 million, positioning Kintyre Holdings as one of Jamaica’s fastest-growing diversified conglomerates,” he said.

Kintyre’s revenue growth was driven by strong performance across all divisions, with Bold Water & Beverages leading expansion efforts through enhanced distribution networks and new product launches.

The strategic acquisition of Kulcha Rum in Q4 2025 contributed immediately to revenue streams and established Kintyre’s presence in the premium spirits market—a high-margin segment with significant growth potential.

Operating profit margins improved dramatically from 46.8% to 57.7%, reflecting rigorous cost management initiatives and operational synergies achieved through the integration of Miracle Manufacturing & Distribution partnerships. Administrative expenses as a percentage of revenue declined from 9.4% to 6.8%, demonstrating the Company’s commitment to lean operations and efficiency gains.

“Our profitability metrics speak to the quality of our business model,” Wilson added. “A 58% net margin is exceptional in our industry and reflects both our operational discipline and our strategic focus on high-value business segments. We’re not just growing-we’re growing profitably.”

Kintyre’s balance sheet strengthened considerably, with total assets reaching J$1.116 billion, driven by strategic capital expenditures in real estate through Parallel, working capital investments to support revenue growth, and the Kulcha Rum acquisition. Shareholders’ equity grew 29.7% to J$697.3 million, representing 62.3% of total assets and reflecting a conservative capital structure with strong financial flexibility.

Cash flow from operations reached J$70.3 million, up 22.6% from J$57.4 million in FY2024, demonstrating the Company’s ability to convert accounting profits into cash generation. Net profit attributable to parent company shareholders reached J$148.8 million, representing 173% growth compared to J$54.5 million in FY2024.