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Gad Dairy Boosts Q2 Profit 46% Thanks to Euro Weakness and Strategic Acquisition
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First reported by Globes · 4 days ago
What happened
Gad Dairy saw a 46% profit surge in Q2 2026 due to the weaker euro and acquisition of Weiler Farm. The euro's drop reduced raw material costs, while revenue rose nearly 10% to 210 million shekels. Gad also declared a 30 million shekel dividend and increased market share to 6.9%.
- 01Gad Dairy's Q2 net profit rose 46% to 17 million shekels due to euro depreciation.
- 02Euro fell from 3.9 to 3.5 shekels, saving Gad 3.5 million shekels in raw material costs.
- 03Gad acquired 51% of Weiler Farm for 43 million shekels, adding 5 million shekels to profits.
- 04Revenues increased 9.9% to 210 million shekels with gains in retail and institutional sectors.
- 05Gad raised regulated product prices by 1.05% but canceled planned 1.9% hike on unregulated items.
- 06Gross profit margin improved to 30.5%, and market share grew to 6.9% in Q2 2026.
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