Massy Group has closed the fi­nan­cial year 2025 on a strong foot­ing, de­liv­er­ing growth in rev­enue, prof­it, and cash gen­er­a­tion de­spite glob­al mar­ket volatil­i­ty.

A re­lease yes­ter­day from the com­pa­ny said these re­sults un­der­score the strength of Massy’s di­ver­si­fied port­fo­lios and dis­ci­plined ex­e­cu­tion, not­ing that for the year end­ed Sep­tem­ber 30, 2025, the group’s third-par­ty rev­enue grew 3.12 per cent to TT$15.8 bil­lion (US$2.3 bil­lion), while prof­it be­fore tax from con­tin­u­ing op­er­a­tions rose 4.12 per cent to TT$1.1 bil­lion (US$169.3 mil­lion).

Massy’s af­ter-tax prof­it from con­tin­u­ing op­er­a­tions in­creased by 13.63 per cent to TT$766.3 mil­lion (US$113.7 mil­lion), sup­port­ed by im­proved ef­fi­cien­cy and port­fo­lio dis­ci­pline.

Massy fur­ther not­ed that net cash gen­er­at­ed from op­er­at­ing ac­tiv­i­ties surged 24 per cent to TT$1.67 bil­lion (US$247.7 mil­lion). The group said this fig­ure rep­re­sents the ac­tu­al cash the busi­ness­es bring in from its day-to-day op­er­a­tions, mon­ey that could be used to in­vest, re­duce debt and re­turn val­ue to share­hold­ers.

Strong op­er­at­ing cash flow is one of the clear­est in­di­ca­tors of a healthy, sta­ble busi­ness, Massy added. Fur­ther, it not­ed that the debt-to-eq­ui­ty ra­tio im­proved to 34 per cent ex­clud­ing leas­es, re­in­forc­ing fi­nan­cial flex­i­bil­i­ty.

“This shows how much of the com­pa­ny is fi­nanced by bor­row­ing ver­sus by share­hold­ers. A low­er num­ber means the com­pa­ny is us­ing debt re­spon­si­bly and is in a stronger po­si­tion to han­dle eco­nom­ic shocks and in­vest in new growth op­por­tu­ni­ties,” Massy said.

Across its port­fo­lios, Massy de­liv­ered re­silient per­for­mances, it said:

• In­te­grat­ed Re­tail Port­fo­lio (IRP) re­mained the largest con­trib­u­tor, with rev­enue up 3.89 per cent to TT$9.89 bil­lion, dri­ven by strong growth in Trinidad, Bar­ba­dos, Guyana, and the OECS;

• Gas Prod­ucts Port­fo­lio (GPP) saw rev­enue de­cline 5.50 per cent to TT$2.03 bil­lion due to soft­er de­mand but still de­liv­ered an 8.29 per cent rise in prof­it be­fore tax to TT$385 mil­lion, un­der­scor­ing tight cost dis­ci­pline;

• Mo­tors and ma­chines port­fo­lio record­ed rev­enue growth of 6.86 per cent to TT$3.73 bil­lion, while prof­it be­fore tax de­clined 18.37 per cent to TT$185.86 mil­lion as mar­ket con­di­tions pres­sured mar­gins;

• Fi­nan­cial Ser­vices—Massy’s Fi­nan­cial Ser­vices com­bines Massy Fi­nance GFC and Massy Re­mit­tances. These busi­ness­es link the group’s op­er­at­ing port­fo­lios di­rect­ly to cred­it, dig­i­tal pay­ments and for­eign ex­change ca­pac­i­ty, strength­en­ing liq­uid­i­ty and fi­nan­cial re­silience.

Share­hold­ers ben­e­fit­ed from a five per cent in­crease in to­tal div­i­dends per share to 17.70 cents, while earn­ings per share rose nine per cent to 36.49 cents, de­liv­er­ing an earn­ings yield of 9.8 per cent. Earn­ings yield shows how much prof­it in­vestors re­ceive for every dol­lar in­vest­ed in the share—sim­i­lar to an in­ter­est rate on sav­ings but ap­plied to shares, help­ing the pub­lic judge whether the stock of­fers good val­ue.

Massy’s share price ap­pre­ci­at­ed five per cent over the fi­nan­cial year, re­sult­ing in a to­tal share­hold­er re­turn of 12.18 per cent.

To­tal share­hold­er re­turn com­bines share price growth and div­i­dends re­ceived, show­ing the full ben­e­fit to in­vestors over the fi­nan­cial year.

The re­lease stat­ed FY2025 al­so marked a lead­er­ship tran­si­tion. James McLetchie as­sumed the role of group pres­i­dent and CEO on Oc­to­ber 1, 2025, suc­ceed­ing David Af­fon­so, whose three decades of lead­er­ship helped shape Massy’s suc­cess.

The board al­so wel­comed Ivette Zu­ni­ga as CFO and Ryan Latchu as CEO of the group’s mo­tors and ma­chines port­fo­lio, re­in­forc­ing its com­mit­ment to strong gov­er­nance and tal­ent de­vel­op­ment.

Look­ing ahead, Massy said it is en­ter­ing a new chap­ter fo­cused on trans­for­ma­tion, not­ing that the group is ac­cel­er­at­ing its evo­lu­tion in­to a more con­nect­ed, da­ta-en­abled, and peo­ple-led or­gan­i­sa­tion. In­vest­ments in tech­nol­o­gy, in­no­va­tion, and tal­ent will dri­ve growth and re­silience, en­sur­ing sus­tain­able val­ue for all stake­hold­ers.

“FY2025 was a year of progress and re­new­al. We de­liv­ered strong re­sults while lay­ing the foun­da­tion for an am­bi­tious fu­ture. Massy is con­tin­u­ing to evolve, em­brac­ing in­no­va­tion and build­ing re­silience to cre­ate last­ing val­ue for gen­er­a­tions to come,” chair­man Robert Ri­ley com­ment­ed.