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    UK's Tate & Lyle Cuts Profit Outlook as Demand Slows in Americas

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    Posted on October 1, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Tate & Lyle cuts profit outlook due to slowing demand in the Americas, impacting financials and share prices.

    Tate & Lyle Lowers Profit Forecast Amidst Slowing Demand in Americas

    Impact of Demand Slowdown on Tate & Lyle's Financials

    (Reuters) -British food ingredients maker Tate & Lyle warned on Wednesday that its annual profit and revenue would fall due to a demand slowdown in the Americas, its key market, knocking its shares to levels not seen since 2009. 

    Recent Performance and Market Trends

    The company has over the past year seen soft demand in the bakery sector in North America and lower pricing in Europe, and has also been contending more recently with higher costs and increased economic volatility due to U.S. tariffs. 

    Regional Revenue Insights

    It now expects a low single-digit drop in its revenue and adjusted core profit in the year to March 31, having previously guided for revenue growth at or just below 4%, and profit growth ahead of sales. 

    Future Projections and Strategic Responses

    Shares in the firm, one of the world's biggest producers of sweeteners, slid as much as 11.5% to 398 pence.

    "We have seen a slowdown in market demand, particularly in the last two months, which in turn has slowed our recent performance," CEO Nick Hampton said in a statement. He said the company was taking steps to boost revenue.   

    The company also saw revenue weakness in its Europe, Middle East and Africa region in its first half, while Asia Pacific was broadly in line after absorbing tariff costs. 

    The ingredient supplier to Splenda, a non-sugar sweetener that goes into Diet Coke and other sugar-free drinks, has been betting on growing demand for healthier food and drink options, with its $1.8 billion purchase last year of plant-based ingredients maker CP Kelco. 

    The London-listed firm reported annual revenue of 2.12 billion pounds ($2.86 billion) in fiscal 2025, and adjusted core earnings of 446 million pounds.

    ($1 = 0.7431 pounds)

    (Reporting by Prerna Bedi in Bengaluru; Editing by Sherry Jacob-Phillips and Jan Harvey)

    Table of Contents

    • Impact of Demand Slowdown on Tate & Lyle's Financials
    • Recent Performance and Market Trends
    • Regional Revenue Insights
    • Future Projections and Strategic Responses

    Key Takeaways

    • •Tate & Lyle lowers profit forecast due to demand slowdown in Americas.
    • •Shares drop to levels not seen since 2009.
    • •Company faces challenges in North America and Europe.
    • •Revenue and profit expected to drop slightly.
    • •Strategic steps being taken to boost revenue.

    Frequently Asked Questions about UK's Tate & Lyle cuts profit outlook as demand slows in Americas

    1What are economic volatility and its effects?

    Economic volatility refers to the fluctuations in economic performance, which can affect business operations, investment decisions, and consumer confidence.

    2What is revenue weakness?

    Revenue weakness indicates a decline or stagnation in a company's sales or income, often due to reduced demand or increased competition.

    3
    What are sweeteners in the food industry?

    Sweeteners are substances used to provide a sweet taste to food and beverages, often as alternatives to sugar, including natural and artificial options.

    4What is adjusted core profit?

    Adjusted core profit is a measure of a company's profitability that excludes certain non-recurring items, providing a clearer view of ongoing operational performance.

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