Edrington published FY2026 results yesterday – core revenue down 3% to £855.0 million, core contribution up 1% to £299.0 million, and net debt down 62% to £265 million. The headline number is a company that has stabilised. The detail underneath it is a company that has fundamentally changed shape in the last twelve months: a thirteen-year organisational structure dismantled, a flagship brand sold, a new market entered, and brand investment cut by a fifth. Read together, FY2026 is less a results year than a transition year – the period in which Edrington decided what kind of company it is going to be.
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