Yogurt maker Glenisk returns to profit after devastating fire, as revenues hit €27m

Glenisk CEO Vincent Cleary at Glenisk’s organic yoghurt factory in Killeigh, near Tullamore  in 2021. 2021. Picture: Niall Carson/PA Wire

Organic yogurt maker Glenisk is projecting a 15% increase in revenues this year to €27m after the business returned to pre-tax profit in 2025.

New consolidated accounts filed by the Cleary family-owned Cordagrove Ltd show that the business recorded pre-tax profits of €885,604 last year after two years of losses due to the ‘devastating’ fire that destroyed the firm’s production plant in 2021.