Fonterra in the news

Fonterra expects its full-year earnings to hit the top end of its guidance range, supporting a strong dividend despite softer milk prices.

Fonterra expects its 2026 underlying earnings per share to be at the top end of the 60-70 cents forecast, driven by solid performance.

Fonterra expects strong full-year earnings at the top end of its guidance and a high dividend.

Fonterra fell in global dairy rankings after selling its consumer business, shifting its focus to dairy ingredients for increased profitability.

Synlait Milk denied media reports of takeover talks with The A2 Milk Company and Fonterra, as it implements a recovery plan after financial difficulties and leadership changes.

Synlait Milk refutes media reports of a potential takeover by a2 Milk Company and Fonterra amidst its financial challenges.

Fonterra expanded its Chengdu Application Centre to boost dairy solution innovation with customers in China's evolving foodservice market.

Fonterra's employee count is projected to be 15,707 by March 2026, marking a 4.3% decrease from 2023.

Fonterra is restructuring its leadership to support a B2B-led strategy, focusing on Ingredients and Foodservice, and maximizing value for farmers.

Fonterra signed a virtual PPA with NZ Clean Energy for the 129MW Darfield solar-plus-storage project in New Zealand to secure renewable energy and price certainty.

Fonterra's CEO expects rising fuel prices to impact costs and demand, with the full extent still being assessed during budget planning.

New Zealand's government is retroactively blocking climate lawsuits against major emitters like Fonterra, sparking concerns over the rule of law and trade agreement compliance.

Manufacturing awards recognized the Whareroa, Clandeboye, and Edendale sites for high-quality production, safety, and operational achievements during a demanding season.

CEO Richard Allen is streamlining global operations and focusing on core dairy ingredients to maximize profits for cooperative members.

Richard Allen takes charge of global operations to streamline processing efficiency and maximize returns for member farmers.

Richard Allen takes over as CEO with a strategy focused on core dairy ingredients, foodservice growth, and maximizing returns for farmer shareholders.

A former top adviser to Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is under investigation for using personal email to conduct business with Fonterra lobbyists.

An official investigation is underway into a Prime Minister's adviser using personal email to handle sensitive lobbying data from Fonterra.

A controversy has emerged over a hidden climate briefing sent by Fonterra to a government advisor's private email regarding legislation to block emissions-related lawsuits.

A controversy has emerged over Fonterra sending a legal briefing to a government staffer's private email address.