Unilever Caribbean Lim­it­ed (UCL) has al­most dou­bled its prof­its for the six month pe­ri­od end­ed June 3, 2026.

The com­pa­ny re­port­ed that its prof­it af­ter tax grew by 86.2 per cent to $46.75 mil­lion com­pared to $25.10 mil­lion for the half year pe­ri­od and by 46.4 per cent to $13.02 mil­lion up in sec­ond quar­ter com­pared to $8.89 mil­lion in Q2 2025. Chair Daniela Bu­caro said rev­enue from con­tin­u­ing op­er­a­tions more than dou­bled com­pared to the pri­or year pe­ri­od.

Bu­caro said, “The re­sults re­flect the strength of the com­pa­ny’s brand port­fo­lio, dis­ci­plined com­mer­cial ex­e­cu­tion, and the con­tin­ued con­tri­bu­tion of ex­port mar­kets to vol­ume growth. Rev­enue from con­tin­u­ing op­er­a­tions in­creased by 53.5 per cent year-on-year to $157.7m (H1 2025: $102.7m), dri­ven by strong per­for­mance across strate­gic cat­e­gories and ac­cel­er­at­ed growth in the sec­ond quar­ter. Q2 2026 rev­enue of $87.6 mil­lion rep­re­sent­ed a 109.3 per cent in­crease com­pared to Q2 2025.”

The Unilever chair ex­plained the com­pa­ny built on the ex­port busi­ness mo­men­tum par­tic­u­lar­ly in beau­ty and per­son­al care, stat­ing that ex­port mar­kets, con­tin­ued to serve as the prin­ci­pal growth en­gine.

The com­pa­ny record­ed 101.2 per cent growth for the pe­ri­od, with Bu­caro point­ing to strength in core brands in­clud­ing Axe, Dove, De­gree, Tre­sem­mé and Vase­line while Home Care and Foods cat­e­gories de­liv­ered a mod­est per­for­mance, sup­port­ed by strong mar­gins de­spite a re­duced con­sumer de­mand.

Bu­caro said, “The com­pa­ny main­tained a strong liq­uid­i­ty po­si­tion through­out the pe­ri­od through dis­ci­plined work­ing cap­i­tal man­age­ment and pru­dent cash flow over­sight.”