ANSA McAL says revenue in Guyana increased 19.7% in the first six months of 2026, with the group describing the growth as particularly strong.
The Trinidad and Tobago-based group reported unaudited revenue of TT$3.790 billion for the six months ended 30 June 2026, up 3% from TT$3.687 billion in the corresponding period of 2025. In its results statement, the company said revenue grew across every geographic market except Barbados and the United States, with growth in Guyana described as particularly strong.
The filing does not provide a separate Guyana revenue total, a country-level profit figure or a breakdown of the businesses responsible for the increase. The 19.7% figure should therefore be read as reported revenue growth in the Guyana market, rather than as a measure of profit, investment or market share.
Higher group profit from continuing operations
ANSA McAL reported profit before tax from continuing operations of TT$400.754 million for the half-year, a 25% increase from TT$321.858 million a year earlier. Operating profit rose to TT$450.686 million from TT$401.309 million, while basic earnings per share from continuing operations increased to TT$1.50 from TT$0.99.
The company attributed the stronger group result to improved trading and gains from strategic asset sales. It said Beverage and Financial Services made the strongest sector contributions, while Services also benefited in part from gains on strategic asset sales. These are group-level observations; the filing does not attribute them specifically to Guyana.
What it means for investors
The result is a current, company-reported indicator of revenue growth in the Guyana market for a diversified Caribbean group with operations spanning sectors including automotive, construction, distribution, financial services, media, real estate and utilities. It also illustrates why country-level disclosure matters: the company has confirmed Guyana revenue growth, but has not published enough geographic detail to assess margins, capital deployment or the contribution of individual businesses in the market.
At group level, ANSA McAL said it repaid TT$683 million of debt during the period, reducing its gearing ratio to 19.6% from 23.9% at 31 December 2025. The company’s interim results are unaudited and cover the six months ended 30 June 2026; they are not a forecast of full-year performance.
Source
ANSA McAL, Unaudited Results for the Six Months Ended 30 June 2026
