Mondelēz reports $9.313B in global revenue in Q1 2025

 

Mondelēz International reported solid growth in Latin America during the first quarter of 2025, with revenue reaching $1.203 billion and organic growth of 3.9%.

Globally, the company—known for iconic brands such as Oreo, Club Social, and Trident—posted net revenues of $9.313 billion for the quarter, representing a 3.1% increase.

Among regions, Latin America stood out with 3.9% growth, followed by Asia, Middle East, and Africa at 1.8%, and Europe, which recorded an 8.9% increase.

Strategy and Productivity

This performance was primarily driven by net pricing increases, manufacturing cost reductions through productivity improvements, and lower general expenses aimed at enhancing the company’s overall efficiency.

A key pillar of Mondelēz’s strategy is the global “State of Snacking” report, which analyzes consumer habits and expectations.

The latest edition revealed that 64% of consumers view snacking as a way to connect with others, while 93% believe there is always a perfect snack to share.

These insights support the company’s commitment to consumer-centric innovation and reinforce its vision of creating meaningful snacking moments.

Commitment and Outlook

Teddy Vargas, Vice President of Mondelēz for Colombia, Ecuador, Central America, the Caribbean, and the Americas Exports business, stated:

“We take great pride in the commitment of our teams across every country in the region. Thanks to our strategic focus, innovation, and passion for our brands, we continue to strengthen our market position. We remain dedicated to doing new things that surprise and delight our consumers, while accelerating operational efficiency and deepening consumer insights to sustain profitable and responsible growth.”

Looking ahead to 2025, the company will maintain its focus on a long-term growth strategy, forecasting a 5% increase in net revenues and projecting $3 billion in free cash flow.