Tirlán records revenue of €3bn in first year after Glanbia split

The co-op reported €44.6m in pre-tax profits after a record year for milk and grain prices
Tirlán records revenue of €3bn in first year after Glanbia split

Tirlán's new headquarters and collaborative hub at Abbey Quarter, Kilkenny. Picture Dylan Vaughan.

Revenue at Tirlán rose to €3bn last year, with the company releasing its annual report for its first year in operation following its split from former parent company, Glanbia plc.

Delivering €44.6m in pre-tax profits, the business sold more than 423,000 tonnes of dairy products and ingredients across 100 markets, with more than €2bn being paid to 5,000 Irish farmers amid record prices for milk and grain.

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