Overall sales performance for the year was "sound in a tough trading environment" with the group realising higher selling prices in all categories following significant accumulated cost pressure from the weaker rand, the company said.
I&J's export revenue benefited from rand weakness, while Indigo's total revenue declined following the revision of trading terms with Coty and the consequent exclusion of Coty product sales revenue from group revenue, AVI said.
Entyce and Snackworks delivered "moderate gains" in gross profit margins, while Spitz maintained strong gross profit margins. Green Cross made progress in the second semester with better margins.
AVI is expected to release its results on or about 7 September 2015.
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