First Full-Year Profitable Growth
Oatly delivered its first full year of profitable growth since IPO: full-year adjusted EBITDA of $6.8 million and management calling the company 'structurally profitable' and entering a 'profitable growth era.' 2026 adjusted EBITDA guidance of $25M–$35M indicates expected acceleration.
Top-Line Growth — Q4 and Full Year
Q4 revenue grew 9.1% (4.3% constant currency). Full-year revenue grew 4.7% (2.2% constant currency). 2026 revenue guidance is +3% to +5% on a constant currency basis (includes ~200 bps headwind from a large North America customer).
Significant Gross Margin Expansion
Q4 gross margin was 34.5%, up ~580 basis points year-over-year. Full-year gross margin improved to over 32%, +2,100 basis points versus 2022. Supply chain absorption and efficiencies contributed ~400 bps and pricing/product mix added ~200 bps in Q4.
Volume and Market Share Gains
Company sold more volume than ever in 2025 — 18% more than 2022. Q4 volume increased 2.9% overall; Europe & International volume grew 13.9% in the quarter. Oatly expanded retail market share across all measured European markets and became #1 plant-based drink brand in Germany.
Segment Outperformance and Profitability
Europe & International delivered solid growth (established markets +7%, expansion markets +54%) and a $9.9M increase in segment adjusted EBITDA. North America (excluding a large foodservice customer) grew ~10% in Q4 and reported its highest-ever quarterly segment profit ($4.4M). Greater China reported $1.1M adjusted EBITDA despite slightly lower revenue.
Cost, Efficiency and Structural Improvements
Since turnaround began in 2022: revenue up 19%, adjusted EBITDA improved by $275M, and free cash flow improved by $436M. Management reduced cost of goods sold per liter by 23% and reduced total SG&A by nearly $100M (≈21% of revenue) through supply-chain restructuring, co-packer consolidation and the closure of the Singapore facility.
Cash Flow Progress and Balance Sheet Actions
Full-year free cash flow outflow of $39M, an improvement of $117M versus prior year. Company completed refinancing actions (convertible note reduction) producing an estimated ~$5M of annual non-cash interest savings.
Product Innovation and Consumer Relevance
Management is rolling out a 'refreshed growth playbook' and new innovations: flavored Barista lineup expansions (e.g., churros, coconut), matcha retail launches, baristamatic for automatic machines, and a new cold-form Barista product. Company is also launching a fiber-focused campaign leveraging its product nutrition profile to drive adoption.