Banks DIH Limited, one of Guyana’s largest conglomerates, announced an after-tax profit of $9.8 billion for the year 2025, reflecting a modest increase of 2.3%. The company’s before-tax profit also saw a slight rise, reaching $13.7 billion compared to $13.4 billion in 2024, marking an increase of just over 3%.
In 2025, Banks DIH generated revenue of $47.3 billion.
As shareholders prepare to convene for their annual general meeting later this month, they will be informed that the past year proved challenging for the company. A significant factor in this struggle was production downtime for beer due to the late arrival of spare parts for the beer plant, which impacted maintenance and slowed production in the first quarter.
Chairman Clifford Reis is expected to report that production increased in the last three quarters of the year. The commissioning of a new soft drink plant contributed to improved production and operational efficiency. Additionally, a new beer plant was commissioned in October 2025, alongside enhancements to the company’s power generation system, which improved overall production capabilities.
Looking ahead, the company remains optimistic about its position in a changing market. It plans to invest further in new equipment and facilities to support growth and meet rising product demands. Additionally, there are plans to expand several stores across the country to better serve customers.
The Banks DIH shareholders’ meeting is scheduled for Saturday, January 31, 2025.
