Tiger Brands Limited
TBLMY
Other OTC10.82
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ISIN
US88673M2017
CUSIP
88673M102
Return %
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1Y
0.93
26.84
3Y
-24.91
77.03
5Y
-39.89
80.55
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in mil. unless spec.- CEO
- Tjaart N. Kruger BCom PMD (Harvard)
- Full Time Employees
- 9,296
- Sector
- Consumer Defensive
- Industry
- Packaged Foods
- Address
- 3010 William Nicol Drive Bryanston South Africa 3010
- IPO Date
- Jan 30, 2008
- Website
- tigerbrands.com
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- Tiger Brands Limited (JSE: TBS; OTC: TBLMY) is South Africa's largest food producer and one of Africa's leading manufacturers of fast-moving consumer goods, focusing on the production, marketing and distribution of branded food, beverages, home care and personal care products. The company offers an extensive portfolio spanning bakeries including Albany and Tinkies; milling products such as Ace instant porridge, Golden Cloud flour and Jungle Oats; culinary fruit and vegetables under brands like All Gold, Koo, Crosse & Blackwell and Black Cat; superfoods including King Korn and Morvite; snacks, treats and beverages such as Beacon, Hall's, Jelly Tots, Fizz Pop, Cresta and Smoothies; condiments and ingredients like Colman's, Hugo's, Mrs H.S. Ball's, Benny and Spray & Cook; baby products; home care items including Airoma, Jeyes and Peaceful Sleep; and personal care brands such as Dolly Varden, No Hair and Perfect Touch. Tiger Brands operates primarily in South Africa with international interests or divestitures in countries including Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Nigeria, Kenya, Lesotho, Cameroon and Chile, targeting everyday consumers across meal occasions from breakfast to snacks. Founded in 1921 as Tiger Oats Limited in Johannesburg and headquartered at 3010 William Nicol Drive, Bryanston, Sandton, Gauteng, South Africa, the company has evolved from its origins in oatmeal milling to a diversified FMCG giant. In recent developments, Tiger Brands completed the sale of its 24.38% stake in Chilean firm Empresas Carozzi to Carozzi for $240 million in early 2025, redirecting proceeds to core business initiatives and shareholder returns via buybacks and special dividends totalling R10 billion; agreed to divest its deciduous canned fruit business Langeberg & Ashton Foods for a nominal R1 plus R150 million for a community trust in 2025; signed a deal to sell its 74.69% stake in Cameroon's Chococam to Minkama Capital, expected to close by mid-2026; repurchased 9.9 million shares (6.42% of capital) for R3 billion by November 2025 under its buyback program; reported FY25 revenue growth of 2.7% to R34.4 billion with gross margins expanding to 31.3% through value engineering and efficiencies; and invested in a super bakery to replace older facilities for cost savings and quality improvements.