One of Guyana’s largest conglomerates, Banks DIH Limited, has recorded an after-tax profit of $9.8 Billion for the year 2025. It is a minimal increase in the after-tax profit of 2.3%. The before tax profit was $13.7 Billion as compared to $13.4 Billion in 2024, thereby increasing by just over 3%.
In 2025, the company generated revenue of $47.3 Billion.
When shareholders of the company meet later this month for their annual general meeting, they will hear that 2025 was a challenging year for the company, owing mostly to production downtime for beer production in the first quarter of last year which was due to the late arrival of spare parts for the beer plant. The maintenance programme was affected for a few months, and that slowed production.
The shareholders will also hear from their Chairman, Clifford Reis, that in the last three quarters of the year, production increased and the company also commissioned a new soft drink plant, which resulted in increased production and operational efficiency.
The company also commissioned a new beer plant in October 2025 and added increased power generation to its power system to allow better and more efficient production.
Shareholders will hear that in the coming year, the company remains optimistic about its position in a changing market. It intends to invest more in new equipment and facilities to support its growth to meet growing product demands. The company will also be looking to expand a number of its stores around the country to better cater for customers.
The Banks DIH Shareholders’ meeting is set for Saturday, 31st January 2026.
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