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Aramark's Record-Breaking Performance in Fiscal 2024

Victor HaleMonday, Nov 11, 2024 6:45 am ET
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Aramark, a leading provider of food and facilities services, reported impressive earnings results for fiscal 2024, marking a year of record-breaking performance across various metrics. The company's strong financial performance was driven by robust revenue growth, operational cost discipline, and supply chain efficiencies.

Aramark's revenue growth in fiscal 2024 was robust, with a year-over-year increase of 8% to $17.4 billion. This growth was primarily driven by record base business volume, pricing, and net new business. The company's organic revenue grew by 10%, reflecting strong performance across both its Food and Support Services United States and International segments. Aramark's operating income and adjusted operating income (AOI) also grew by 13% and 20%, respectively, demonstrating the company's ability to effectively manage costs and optimize its supply chain.



Currency translation had a negative impact on Aramark's revenue growth in fiscal 2024, reducing revenue by $275 million. This effect is reflected in the difference between the year-over-year change in revenue and the organic revenue change, which adjusts for the impact of currency translation.

Operational cost discipline, supply chain optimization, and favorable inflation trends significantly contributed to Aramark's profitability growth in fiscal 2024. The company's ability to leverage higher revenue levels, control operational costs, and optimize its supply chain led to increased profitability across both its FSS United States and International segments. These factors, combined with the ongoing improvement of inflation trends, resulted in a 13% year-over-year increase in operating income and a 20% increase in Adjusted Operating Income (AOI). The effect of currency translation reduced operating income by $11 million.



Aramark's strategic investments in growth, ongoing debt repayment, and share repurchase program have significantly contributed to its financial performance in fiscal 2024. The company's commitment to strategically investing to drive growth, along with its ongoing debt repayment and share repurchase program, demonstrates its strong capital structure capabilities. Aramark's Board of Directors approved a new $500 million share repurchase program in early November, reflecting the company's confidence in its business and significant growth opportunities ahead. This program, combined with its other capital structure capabilities, has allowed Aramark to strategically invest in growth, repay debt, and return capital to shareholders. The company's strong financial performance in fiscal 2024, including record revenue and AOI profitability for any year in Global FSS history, is a testament to the effectiveness of these strategies.

In conclusion, Aramark's fiscal 2024 was marked by record revenue and profitability, driven by strong performance across its segments. The company's ability to effectively manage costs, optimize its supply chain, and invest strategically has positioned it for continued growth and success. As Aramark continues to execute its strategic plan, investors can expect the company to maintain its strong financial performance and create value for shareholders.
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