
Banks DIH Posts $9.8B Profit in 2025
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- Jan 6
- 2 min read
By GTMS team |
One of Guyana’s largest and most established conglomerates, Banks DIH Limited, continues to demonstrate the strength of corporate profitability in Guyana’s growing economy.
For the financial year 2025, Banks DIH recorded an after tax profit of $9.8 billion, reflecting a 2.3% increase over the previous year. Before tax profit reached $13.7 billion, up from $13.4 billion in 2024 an increase of just over 3%.

The company also reported total revenue of $47.3 billion, which converts to approximately US$226.26 million, underscoring the scale at which some local companies are operating within Guyana’s market.
When shareholders meet later this month, they will be informed that 2025 was a challenging year, particularly in the first quarter. Beer production was affected due to production downtime caused by the late arrival of critical spare parts, which delayed scheduled maintenance and slowed output.
Despite early setbacks, the company rebounded strongly. According to Chairman Clifford Reis, production increased significantly in the last three quarters of the year, supported by the commissioning of a new soft drink plant, which improved operational efficiency and output.
In October 2025, Banks DIH also commissioned a new beer plant and expanded its power generation capacity, allowing for more reliable and efficient production across operations.
Looking ahead, the company remains optimistic. Plans are in place to invest further in new equipment and facilities, expand several retail outlets nationwide, and position the company to meet growing consumer demand in an evolving market.
The Banks DIH Annual General Meeting is scheduled for Saturday, January 31, where shareholders will receive a full overview of the company’s performance and future strategy.
This performance highlights just how profitable and resilient major Guyanese companies have become, offering a clear picture of the economic momentum building across the country even amid operational challenges.
Guyana’s business landscape is growing and the numbers are speaking for themselves.







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