Pan Jamaica Group reports record J$6.3 billion in shareholder profits for 2025

Pan Jamaica Group Limited (PJG) has delivered commendable financial results for 2025, driven by strong performance across its portfolio of businesses and continued progress in executing its long-term growth strategy, company leaders reported at the recently held annual general meeting. 

For the year ended December 31, 2025, PJG recorded consolidated net profits of J$8.1 billion, representing a 33 per cent increase over 2024. Net profit attributable to shareholders rose by 37 per cent to J$6.3 billion, while revenues increased 13 per cent to J$45.3 billion. The Group also strengthened its balance sheet, ending the year with total assets of J$153.2 billion, shareholders’ equity of J$85.8 billion and J$19.2 billion in cash and short-term investments.

According to Chairman Stephen Facey, the results underscore the effectiveness of PJG’s diversified business model and disciplined approach to growth. “The strong performance of PJG in 2025 reflects the strength of the strategy we have built over many years. By maintaining a diversified portfolio across sectors and geographies, we have created a business that is both resilient and positioned for growth. Even in the face of challenges such as Hurricane Melissa, the Group continued to deliver strong results while advancing key strategic priorities. We remain committed to building market-leading businesses, strengthening our international footprint and creating sustainable long-term value for our shareholders.”

PJG’s delivered strong results across all four of its strategic operating segments: Property & Infrastructure, Financial Services, Specialty Foods and Global Services.

The Global Services Division delivered profit before finance costs and taxation of J$5.0 billion, an increase of 27 per cent, supported by higher shipping, logistics and port volumes across the Group’s operations. The Financial Services Division recorded profit before finance costs and taxation of J$4.9 billion, up 77 per cent, benefiting from significantly improved results at Sagicor Group Jamaica. Meanwhile, the Property & Infrastructure Division generated J$1.7 billion in profit before finance costs and taxation, driven by increased occupancies and growth across its commercial property and hospitality assets.

The Specialty Foods Division revenues of J$25.2 billion represented strong growth of 10% in 2025. While earnings were impacted by Hurricane Melissa’s effects on agricultural operations in Jamaica, the division continued to strengthen its international footprint through the acquisition of Frankly Juice, a leading Scandinavian juice producer, expanding The Juicy Group’s presence across Northern Europe. This acquisition represents a continuation of PJG’s long-term strategy to fortify its presence in the European fresh juice market.

The Group’s diversified geographic footprint also continued to be a major contributor to its resilience. More than half of PJG’s revenues were generated outside of Jamaica during 2025, with operations spanning the Caribbean, North America and Europe. The Group also reported strong growth in earnings from associate and joint venture companies, including Sagicor Group Jamaica and Geest Line, contributing to a 76 per cent increase in income from these investments.

Vice Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Jeffrey Hall said the Group’s performance reflects years of strategic repositioning and disciplined execution. “These results are ultimately a reflection of disciplined execution across our businesses. We saw strong operational performance in logistics, financial services and property, while continuing to invest in future growth opportunities such as the expansion of our European juice platform. Looking ahead, our focus remains on driving performance in our core business segments, pursuing attractive acquisition opportunities, and actively reallocating capital from non-core holdings into areas where we believe we can achieve the strongest returns and competitive advantage.”

Hall noted that the Group will also continue its programme of divesting non-core holdings and redeploying capital into areas where PJG possesses specialised expertise, stronger market positions and greater growth potential. The Group is actively executing on a robust pipeline of investment opportunities across its four strategic operating segments.

Looking ahead, PJG remains focused on strengthening its core businesses through disciplined capital allocation, prudent risk management and strategic expansion. The company believes its combination of strong leadership, international reach and diversified earnings streams positions it well to continue delivering sustainable growth and  shareholder value over the long-term.