Tirlan revenue climbed over three billion euro last year.
It announced its first annual report after rebranding last year.
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The accounts show revenue up by 36% for 2022 despite the economic uncertainty and the war in Ukraine.
Tirlán CEO Jim Bergin has been telling KCLR Farming correspondent Matt O’Keeffe, that it was a strong year:
“It has balanced out well at the end of the day our revenues went over three billion for the first time,” said Jim.
“We made a profit of 71.9 million which is 2.5% operating profit after tax which is 1.5%.
“That’s not a very high-profit percentage but that’s the model that we have and we delivered on that last year and I think both the business and our farmers would be happy with the outcome of last year,” he added.
