Saputo Reports Financial Results for the First Quarter of Fiscal 2026 Ended June 30, 2025
'We're pleased to begin fiscal 2026 with solid momentum. Our first quarter performance reflected the strength of our global operations and the effectiveness of our strateg y,' said Carl Colizza, President and CEO. 'Our strong results were driven by our Canada Sector exceeding expectations on the back of strong commercial execution, improved overall performance in our USA Sector despite commodity headwinds, and solid year-over-year gains across our International and Europe Sectors. Our disciplined execution, operational efficiencies, and capital deployment efforts are driving both earnings growth and returns. With robust operating cash flow and a strong balance sheet, we remain confident in our ability to invest for scalable growth, return capital to shareholders, and create long-term value.'
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