One of the Caribbean’s leading conglomerates, Ansa McAL, has announced strong financial results for the first half of 2026, crediting its success to standout growth from its Guyana operations.

The company said its revenue rose 3% to TT$3.790 billion with growth across every geo‑market except Barbados and the USA. It explained that its operations in Guyana delivered standout growth of 19.7%.

In addition, the company’s profit before tax from continuing operations rose 25% to last year. The company’s earnings per share also grew 50%.

“The Beverage and Financial Services sectors delivered the strongest contributions, while Services also performed positively, supported by gains from strategic asset sales. Management continues to implement initiatives to strengthen performance across Chemicals, Distribution, and Automotive, which faced more challenging market conditions,” the company noted.

According to the company, the first half of 2026 demonstrates the resilience of the Group and the continued confidence of the market in ANSA McAL’s strategic direction.

“Our financial strength, diversification, and disciplined execution remain defining characteristics of ANSA McAL and give us confidence in our ability to navigate uncertainty while continuing to create long‑term value for our stakeholders across the region,” The Company’s Chair Anthony Sabga, was quoted as saying.

In May, ANSA McAL announced Group‑wide Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) targets covering safety, waste management, and renewable energy generation.

The company later announced a landmark financing partnership with IDB Invest of up to US$500 million – the largest commitment of its kind in the Caribbean to support the company’s investment programmes.

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