Boparan Private Office reported revenue of £2.86 billion for the 52 weeks ended December 28, 2025, up 60% from the previous year, driven primarily by strategic acquisitions in its poultry and feed milling segments. The company's underlying EBITDA improved 34% year-on-year to £180.2 million, with gross profit margins expanding by more than three percentage points.
- Revenue Growth: Turnover increased to £2.86 billion from £1.78 billion, a 60% year-on-year increase driven by acquisitions
- Poultry Segment Expansion: Poultry Related Products revenue nearly doubled to £1.84 billion, mainly from a European poultry acquisition in October 2024
- EBITDA Improvement: Underlying EBITDA grew 34% year-on-year to £180.2 million with gross profit margins up 3.1 percentage points to 23.6%
- Key Acquisitions: BPO acquired Hook-2 Sisters Ltd shareholding and PD Hook Group trade assets, plus German processor Heidemark post-fiscal year
- Workforce Expansion: Group employed approximately 10,800 people by end of 2025, reflecting growth from acquisitions
For the 52-week period ended December 28, 2025, the company reported turnover of just over GBP2.86 billion (US$3.80 billion) — up from GBP1.78 billion in the previous year, according to a recent post on Companies House, the government business register.
Gross profit margin increased by more than three percentage points year-on-year to 23.6%. From the group’s core trading activities, operating profit increased by GBP8.9 million compared with 2024 to GBP120.2 million. At GBP180.2 million, underlying Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization (EBITDA) improved by 34% year-on-year.
Based in Birmingham in the United Kingdom (U.K.), BPO also has businesses in continental Europe.
At the end of 2025, the group had a total workforce of around 10,800 people.
Higher turnover for group’s poultry meat businesses
By revenue, BPO’s largest business segment is Poultry Related Products, for which turnover in the year to December of 2025 almost doubled to GBP1.84 billion. This expansion is attributed mainly to the acquisition of a poultry business in Europe in October of 2024.
For the Poultry Feed Milling and Live Poultry Sales, recent acquisitions also helped to drive segment turnover up 39% year-on-year to just over GBP626 million. Key transactions for BPO were taking on the entire shareholding of Hook-2 Sisters Ltd, as well as some of the trade and assets of PD Hook Group.
Turnover attributed to the group’s other business segments was as follows: Restaurants (GBP179 million); Food Manufacture (GBP167million) and Rental Income (GBP36.5 million).
Prospects for 2026
According to the financial report for 2025, BPO forecasts a positive outlook for its Poultry Related Products, with further improvements in performance expected.
For Poultry Feed Milling and Live Poultry, the group continues to invest heavily in equipment and infrastructure at each of its sites in order to maintain quality, standards, productivity, and efficiency.
Overall, BPO is forecasting a positive financial outlook for the group.
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A leader among BPO’s poultry businesses is 2 Sisters Food Group, which has an annual output of 546 million chickens and turkeys, making it the third largest poultry meat producer in Europe, according to the WATT Poultry Top Poultry Companies database for 2025.
The same source records that the 2 Sisters Food Group is one of Great Britain’s biggest food producers, and among the U.K.’s largest privately held companies. It supplies about one-third of all poultry products consumed in its home country, and it operates a substantial poultry division based elsewhere in Europe.
Two years ago, Boparan Holdings sold its European Poultry Business to BPO.
All shares in the Hook-2 Sisters poultry meat joint venture in the U.K. were sold to BPO in mid-2025.
Since the close of the last fiscal year, German poultry meat processor Heidemark has been added to BPO’s European poultry portfolio.
