9 million for the half-year period compared to the previous year. Applied Nutrition still expects to meet annual revenue targets of around £140 million for FY26. However, the company anticipates some reduction in sales volumes in the Middle East during the second half due to disruption from the conflict in the region.
The specific impact of the Middle East conflict on sales volumes and revenue remains unclear. Aftonbladet reports that Applied Nutrition's shares fell by as much as 15% on Monday morning after it mentioned the impact of the Middle East conflict on sales. Market analyst Adam Vettese commented, 'Applied Nutrition’s shares have fallen sharply this morning despite delivering a solid set of interim results that confirmed the upbeat trading update issued in February.
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' CEO Thomas Ryder stated, 'You know, every year there's always something going on. ' The company has managed similar disruption in the past and is working to adapt routes and logistics to safeguard supply to Middle East customers, though details of these adaptations are not specified.
There's definitely an uptick in consumers wanting these products to support their weight loss journey.