Pre-tax losses at Irish arm of Krispy Kreme more than double to €3m
Pre-tax losses at the Irish arm of doughnut makerKrispy Kreme last year more than doubled to €3.07 million as a challenging economic environment impacted store footfall and rising cost pressures.
New accounts show pre-tax losses at Krispy Kreme Ireland Ltd last year increased by 136 per cent as revenues dipped by 4.6 per cent from €14.1 million to €13.47 million.
The pre-tax loss of €3.07 million for 2025 followed a pre-tax loss of €1.3 million in 202,4 and the revenue decline in 2025 followed revenues reducing by 5.5pc from €14.94 million to €14.1 million in 2024.
The directors state that the company began 2025 with a clear growth agenda ahead “and has operated in a challenging economic market environment with macroeconomic factors affecting footfall in the shops and cost pressure in all input cost lines”.
The directors state that the company “navigated challenging market circumstances in 2025” with high inflation impacting consumer disposable income, input...
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