Massy Group has reported TT$11.8 billion in revenue for the first nine months of its 2025 financial year, driven by strong sales in Guyana, Colombia, and other key markets. The figure represents an increase of TT$451 million, or 4 per cent, compared to the same period last year.
Profit before tax from continuing operations rose 13 per cent to TT$810 million, while net cash generated from operations jumped 27 per cent to TT$998.5 million.
According to a statement, Guyana delivered volume increases across all major business lines—distribution and retail, gas products, and motors—reinforcing its position as a key growth market for future investments. In the motors and machines segment, revenue rose by 19 per cent in Guyana and 20 per cent in Colombia, with the latter translating into 6,500 car sales for the nine months to June 30. In gas products, growth in Guyana helped offset weaker nitrogen demand in Trinidad and intense competition in Jamaica, with the company also rolling out educational programmes on the safe use of LPG locally.
The distribution and retail arm, still the group’s largest contributor, benefited from higher sales volumes and a focus on more profitable categories such as bakery, deli, and prepared foods. Looking ahead, the board approved a third-quarter dividend of 3.54 cents per share, bringing the total declared for the year to 10.63 cents.
