- Seed Co,recorded a 45% increase in sales volume, reaching US$26.9 million for Q3 to full year 2025 (ending December 31, 2024), up from US$18.5 million in the same period last year
- The surge in sales was attributed to high exports despite drought-induced stockouts due to El Niño across all regions
- The company’s revenue increased by 48%, rising to US$62.7 million from US$42.5 million in the comparative period last year
Harare-Largest seed house in the country, Seed Co has recorded a 45% increase in sales volume to US$26.9 million for the third quarter to full year 2025 ended 31 December 2024 from 18.5 million in the same period last year.
The surge was attributed to high exports despite the El nino drought-induced stockouts across all regions.
The performance was largely driven by a strong stock carry-over position from the previous season.
During the period under review, the company’s revenue increased by 48% to US$ 62.7 million from US$ 42.5 million in the comparative period last year.
Operating profit went up by 25% to US$25.8 million from US$20.7 million in the preceding year.
Seed Co produces premium maize seeds from early to late maturity seeds with the premium SC727 boasting closer to 20 tonnes per hectare under optimal rainfall conditions and reliable input suppliers.
To cope up with the changing climate conditions in the last quarter ended 30 September 2025 the company introduced new medium maize seed varieties SC661 and SC657 and a high yielding wheat variety SC W1904.
These initiatives aims to create a strong product pipeline that can adapt to the constantly changing climate ,positioning the company favourably for future growth.
‘’As we prepare for the winter cereal season, we are seizing opportunities through market expansion initiatives and operational excellence,’’ the company said.
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