ANSA McAL yes­ter­day de­clared af­ter-tax prof­it of $181.83 mil­lion for the three months end­ed Sep­tem­ber 30, 2025, a 21 per cent in­crease com­pared to the group’s $150.17 mil­lion prof­it for the same pe­ri­od in 2024.

The group’s third quar­ter rev­enue climbed 12 per cent to $2.023 bil­lion and ad­just­ed EBIT­DA (earn­ings be­fore in­ter­est, tax­es, de­pre­ci­a­tion and amor­ti­sa­tion) in­creas­ing 31 per cent to $436 mil­lion.

For the nine-month pe­ri­od end­ed Sep­tem­ber 30, 2025, ANSA McAL record­ed af­ter-tax prof­it of $387.93 mil­lion, a 5.14 per cent de­cline com­pared to its $408.96 mil­lion in 2024.

In the chair­man’s state­ment ac­com­pa­ny­ing the group’s unau­dit­ed re­sults, ANSA McAL chair­man, Nor­man Sab­ga said, “The group’s per­for­mance is trend­ing pos­i­tive­ly in line with its 2X growth strat­e­gy, which re­quires strate­gic growth in in­ter­na­tion­al mar­kets, such as Bleachtech in the USA, Carib in In­dia and the UK, and the ex­pan­sion of our re­al es­tate ser­vices of­fer­ing in Guyana. This re­quired sig­nif­i­cant in­vest­ment and pru­dent fi­nan­cial man­age­ment, all of which was ac­com­plished whilst re­duc­ing our gear­ing ra­tio from 28.4 per cent to 25.2 per cent.”

At the of­fi­cial re­lease of the com­pa­ny’s nine-month re­sults, ANSA McAL CEO, An­tho­ny Sab­ga III said the first two quar­ters of this year were dif­fi­cult quar­ters for us, be­cause the group’s ac­qui­si­tion of chlor-al­ka­li pro­duc­er Bleachtech in North Amer­i­ca last year was im­pact­ed by a cold win­ter.

“And in fact, the plants did not func­tion, and as a re­sult, it af­fect­ed our plan, and we ex­plained that when we re­leased the first quar­ter re­sult. Then we had an elec­tion, and dur­ing that pe­ri­od, things con­tract­ed a lit­tle bit for us,” said Sab­ga, adding, “Our third quar­ters re­sult showed huge gain, and what we’re say­ing to you is look at the tra­jec­to­ry go­ing for­ward. That’s where the fu­ture lies.”

Asked whether the group has any ac­qui­si­tion com­ing up, Sab­ga said there are no ac­qui­si­tions that are im­mi­nent enough for the group to an­nounce, but the group is court­ing a pipeline of $3 bil­lion in pos­si­ble ac­qui­si­tions at this time.