Farm Pride Delivers Strong Cash Inflows Amid Rising Egg Supply and Pricing Pressure

Farm Pride Foods Limited ( (AU:FRM) ) just unveiled an announcement.

Farm Pride Foods reported net operating cash inflows of $4.57 million for the quarter ended 31 December 2025, with customer receipts rising 3% to $32.56 million on the back of higher farm production, processing efficiency and external egg supplies. The company invested $2.59 million in infrastructure to upgrade farming, biosecurity, production and grading operations, achieving top-tier audit results from key retail partner Coles at its Keysborough grading facility. However, a rapid increase in industry egg volumes late in the quarter created pricing pressure amid higher costs, resulting in a more challenging operating environment and prompting Farm Pride to double down on capital expenditure and operational efficiency measures to mitigate margin pressure and support future competitiveness.

The most recent analyst rating on (AU:FRM) stock is a Hold with a A$0.22 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Farm Pride Foods Limited stock, see the AU:FRM Stock Forecast page.

More about Farm Pride Foods Limited

Farm Pride Foods Limited is a leading ASX-listed, vertically integrated Australian egg producer that farms, processes and markets a range of shell eggs and egg-related products. The company is actively expanding its cage-free offering to meet evolving consumer demand, maintains strong relationships with supermarket chains and industrial food manufacturers, and distinguishes itself as the only egg company in Australia to manufacture its own recycled paper-based egg cartons, underscoring its focus on environmental, social and governance standards.

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Current Market Cap: A$47.31M

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