Tate & Lyle stock trades at GBp 559 after 49.15 percent YTD gain

Tate & Lyle stock stood at GBp 559.00 on the London Stock Exchange on September 23, 2026, after a 49.15 percent year-to-date gain. The fiscal 2026 figures show a company growing its top line while facing pressure below gross profit.

Revenue reaches GBP 2.006 billion

For the fiscal year ended March 31, 2026, Tate & Lyle generated revenue of GBP 2.006 billion, compared with GBP 1.736 billion a year earlier. That represents growth of 15.6 percent and gives the stock a stronger operating backdrop than its price chart alone suggests.

Gross profit increased from GBP 683 million to GBP 875 million over the same period, a 28.1 percent rise. The improvement outpaced revenue growth, indicating that the enlarged group retained more value after the integration of its broader ingredients portfolio.

Profit moves in the opposite direction

Net income declined from GBP 143 million in fiscal 2025 to GBP 97 million in fiscal 2026. The 32.2 percent decrease contrasts with the gains in revenue and gross profit, making earnings conversion a central issue in assessing the reported year.

The figures come from the fiscal-year data presented by Reuters. The comparison matters because the company completed its first full year as a combined business after the CP Kelco integration, while revenue and gross profit expanded at different rates.

Climate targets add a strategic angle

In an update dated September 2, 2026, Tate & Lyle said its revised science-based targets reflect the company footprint after the 2024 CP Kelco acquisition. The update links sustainability investment with supply-chain resilience across the enlarged group.

Stock keeps its yearly advance

Tate & Lyle stock stood at GBp 559.00 on the London Stock Exchange on September 23, 2026. The 49.15 percent year-to-date gain contrasts with the 32.2 percent fiscal-year decline in net income, leaving margin quality and earnings conversion as the key numerical counterweight to the share performance.