Treehouse Foods reports preliminary Q4 adjusted EBITDA of $127M-$137M

Treehouse Foods Inc. (NYSE: THS) reported preliminary fourth-quarter adjusted EBITDA from continuing operations of $127 million to $137 million, exceeding analyst estimates of $125.8 million.

The food manufacturer expects full-year 2025 adjusted net sales between $3.375 billion and $3.395 billion, with adjusted EBITDA from continuing operations ranging from $350 million to $360 million. Fourth-quarter adjusted net sales are projected at $935 million to $955 million.

The company attributed fourth-quarter sales growth to the Harris Tea acquisition, higher volumes as griddle and broth facilities returned to normalized production levels, increased demand for private-label products including griddle, broth and coffee, new business wins, and commodity-related pricing. These factors were partially offset by margin management activities and demand softness in cookies and crackers categories.

Treehouse Foods said adjusted EBITDA benefited from margin improvement driven by normalized operations and procurement savings following resolution of supply chain disruptions. The company noted more stable inventory and commodity conditions compared to prior quarters supported margins.

The preliminary estimates are unaudited and based on financial closing procedures that are not yet complete, according to the company. Treehouse Foods stated the ranges may change as a result of final adjustments and management review before financial results are finalized.

The company manufactures private-label food products across various categories including baked goods, beverages, condiments and meal solutions.

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