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Net Income CAGR:-65.66%(TTM)

Over longer horizons, Net Income CAGR averages -35.92% over 3 years and -17.89% over 5 years.The TTM figure compares the trailing 12 months (sum of the latest four quarters) with the 12 months before that. Rows in the history table compare fiscal years, and the quarterly table compares single quarters; the three measure different windows and will differ. Net income CAGR shows how the company's bottom-line profitability has grown. This reflects the company's ability to convert revenue into profits after all expenses.

UVV Net Income CAGR Chart

Universal Corporation (UVV)

UVV Quarterly Net Income Growth (YoY)

Net Income growth vs the same quarter one year earlier, last 20 quarters.

UVV Net Income CAGR History

YearStart Net IncomeEnd Net IncomeChange% ChangeCAGR
2026$95.05M$32.64M$-62.41M-65.66%-65.66%
2025$119.60M$95.05M$-24.55M-20.53%-20.53%
2024$124.05M$119.60M$-4.45M-3.59%-3.59%
2023$86.58M$124.05M+$37.48M+43.29%+43.29%
2022$87.41M$86.58M$-833.00K-0.95%-0.95%
2021$71.68M$87.41M+$15.73M+21.94%+21.94%
2020$104.12M$71.68M$-32.44M-31.16%-31.16%
2019$105.66M$104.12M$-1.54M-1.46%-1.46%
2018$106.30M$105.66M$-642.00K-0.60%-0.60%
2017$109.02M$106.30M$-2.71M-2.49%-2.49%
2016$114.61M$109.02M$-5.59M-4.88%-4.88%
2015$149.01M$114.61M$-34.40M-23.09%-23.09%
2014$132.75M$149.01M+$16.26M+12.25%+12.25%
2013$92.06M$132.75M+$40.69M+44.20%+44.20%
2012$156.56M$92.06M$-64.51M-41.20%-41.20%
2011$168.40M$156.56M$-11.83M-7.03%-7.03%
2010$131.74M$168.40M+$36.66M+27.83%+27.83%
2009$119.16M$131.74M+$12.58M+10.56%+10.56%
2008$44.35M$119.16M+$74.80M+168.66%+168.66%
2007$7.94M$44.35M+$36.41M+458.59%+458.59%
2006$96.01M$7.94M$-88.07M-91.73%-91.73%
2005$110.59M$96.01M$-14.58M-13.18%-13.18%
2004$110.59M$110.59M+$0.00+0.00%+0.00%
2003$112.67M$110.59M$-2.08M-1.84%-1.84%
2001$113.81M$112.67M$-1.14M-1.00%-1.00%
2000$127.30M$113.81M$-13.49M-10.60%-10.60%
1999$141.30M$127.30M$-14.00M-9.91%-9.91%
1998$100.90M$141.30M+$40.40M+40.04%+40.04%
1997$72.30M$100.90M+$28.60M+39.56%+39.56%

Quarterly Net Income: QoQ & YoY

QuarterValueQoQYoY
Q4 2026-$43.28M
Q3 2025$33.25M-2.7%-44.2%
Q2 2025$34.17M+302.1%+31.7%
Q1 2025$8.50M-9.0%
Q4 2025$9.34M-84.3%-76.8%
Q3 2024$59.64M+129.9%+12.1%
Q2 2024$25.94M-7.8%
Q1 2024$130,000-99.7%
Q4 2024$40.32M-24.2%-24.9%
Q3 2023$53.22M+89.2%+27.7%
Q2 2023$28.13M+28.7%
Q1 2023-$2.06M
Q4 2023$53.71M+28.9%+108.4%
Q3 2022$41.66M+90.6%+19.2%
Q2 2022$21.86M+220.0%+12.0%
Q1 2022$6.83M-73.5%+7.4%

QoQ = change vs the prior quarter; YoY = change vs the same quarter a year earlier.

About Universal Corporation

Universal Corporation is a global agricultural enterprise specializing in the processing and supply of leaf tobacco and a diverse range of plant-based ingredients. Its activities are organized into two primary segments: Tobacco Operations and Ingredients Operations. Within its Tobacco Operations, the company manages the entire supply chain, encompassing the procurement, financing, processing, packing, storage, and distribution of leaf tobacco to global manufacturers of consumer tobacco products. This includes sourcing and selling flue-cured, burley, and oriental tobaccos predominantly for cigarette production, as well as dark air-cured tobaccos used in cigars, cigarillos, smokeless products, and pipe tobacco. Beyond raw material supply, Universal Corporation offers a suite of value-added services such as tobacco blending, comprehensive chemical and physical testing, custom cutting for manufacturers, the production of reconstituted leaf tobacco, and just-in-time inventory management. It also supports the electronic nicotine delivery systems market and provides smoke testing. Furthermore, its analytical capabilities extend to testing for crop protection agents and tobacco components in seeds, leaves, and final products like e-cigarette liquids and vapors, alongside detailed chemical compound analysis of finished tobacco products and their mainstream smoke. The Ingredients Operations segment leverages advanced manufacturing processes to create specialized vegetable and fruit-derived ingredients, botanical extracts, and flavorings, catering to both human and pet food industries. An additional aspect of its operations involves recycling waste generated from tobacco processing. Established in 1886, the company maintains its headquarters in Richmond, Virginia.

Richmond, VA
10,800 employees
Consumer Defensive / Tobacco
Sector
Consumer Defensive
Industry
Tobacco
CEO
Preston Douglas Wigner