‘Meat, seafood, vegan and vegetarian foods and meals’ group Hilton Food (HFG) has announced results for its half-year to 29th June 2025 headlined “Robust performance and further strategic progress despite challenging market” and including that it “expect to deliver full-year results within the range of expectations”. How does the performance and outlook compare to a now 680p share price, £611.4 million market cap?
‘Meat, seafood, plant-based foods and pre-prepared meals’ food producer Hilton Food Group (HFG) has announced its results for the year ended 29th December 2024 and that “2025 trading has started well”. What upside does that suggest from an 864p share price?
Hilton Food Group (HFG) recently issued a trading update including that “strong trading has continued in the final quarter of the year across all three geographical operating regions, driven by the core retail meat volume, which grew by +4.0% compared to the same period last year” and that it is “confident” in outlook for 2025. With the FTSE 250 hit though, a 860p offer price for the shares compares to approaching 1000p last summer, higher than that in previous years and even a start of 2025 above 900p. We consider this provides an opportunity, considering also the dividend payments here.









