Havanna reports March revenue growth: what it means for Havanna stock

Published on 10/05/2026 at 13:56 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Havanna reported ARS 51,430.34 million revenue for the first quarter. For Havanna stock this means a 9.78 percent dividend yield.

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Havanna (ARHAVH300038) reported ARS 51,430.34 million in revenue for the first quarter of 2026, up 2.00 percent from ARS 50,423.64 million in the previous quarter. Investing.com lists the March 2026 results with adjusted earnings per share of ARS 163.15 and identifies May 12, 2026 as the latest announcement date.

What March revenue means

The revenue increase was modest in percentage terms, but the earnings line showed a sharper change. Investing.com reports quarterly net income of ARS 7,664.30 million, compared with ARS 2,697.12 million in the previous quarter, a calculated increase of 184.17 percent.

The same March 2026 report puts quarterly earnings per share at ARS 163.15. Revenue growth therefore came with a considerably stronger profit contribution than in the preceding quarter, which gives the earnings figure more weight than the sales increase alone.

Annual figures add perspective

Havanna's fiscal year 2025 provides a longer reference point. Snowball Analytics reports annual revenue of ARS 157,888.5 million, operating income of ARS 27,030.4 million and net income of ARS 11,344.6 million, with the figures stated in millions of ARS.

That annual base matters because the March quarter's ARS 7,664.30 million net income already represented 67.55 percent of the fiscal 2025 total. The comparison is period-specific rather than a forecast, but it highlights how quarterly earnings can influence the reading of Havanna stock even when revenue growth is restrained.

Dividend remains part of the case

Income-oriented investors also have a concrete distribution reference. Investing.com lists annual dividends of ARS 400.84 per share and a reported dividend yield of 9.78 percent, alongside an April 22, 2026 ex-dividend date.

The dividend figure and the March earnings data point to two different return channels: cash distributions and operating profitability. Havanna's food business therefore carries a financial profile shaped by both quarterly earnings delivery and shareholder payouts.

Company and listing facts

Havanna Holding SA produces and markets confectionery products, according to the company profile carried by Investing.com. The same page identifies the ticker as HAVAm and the listing as the Buenos Aires Stock Exchange, while Snowball Analytics classifies the company under Consumer Discretionary.

For Havanna stock, the next reading of the story rests on whether quarterly profitability can remain aligned with the company's distribution record. The March 2026 figures establish the latest reported operating baseline.