Vitasoy International Holdings Ltd. expected to Report First-Half, 2010 Results on November 19, 2009. This event was calculated by Capital IQ (Created on November 6, 2009).

Vitasoy International Holdings Ltd reported 13% increase in underlying profit to HKD 238 million for the year ended March 2009. The company plans to expand its operations on the mainland to support future growth. William Lo, senior director for finance and administration of the company said said: "We plan to raise our revenue contribution from the mainland market to 35-40 percent in three to five years." The company will grow in Asia both organically and through acquisitions. Chief executive of the company, Larry Eisentrager said that Vitasoy will continue to expand it’s operations specifically in Asia-through organic growth as well as acquisitions. He said: "However, we are in a rush and have no specific targets right now."

Vitasoy International Holdings Ltd. reported consolidated earnings results for the year ended March 31, 2009. For the year, the company has posted profit attributable to equity shareholders of company of HKD 217,419,000 or 21.3 cents diluted per share on turnover of HKD 2,783,195,000 compared to profit attributable to equity shareholders of company of HKD 211,208,000 or 20.8 cents diluted per share on turnover of HKD 2,416,384,000 for the same period a year ago. Profit before taxation was HKD 300,887,000 compared to HKD 291,812,000 for the same period a year ago. EBITDA for the year was HKD 406 million, up HKD 15 million or 4%. The board of the company is recommending a final dividend of HK 9.0 cents per ordinary share at the Annual General Meeting on September 3, 2009. This, together with the interim dividend of HK 2.8 cents per ordinary share, will mean that the Group's total dividend for the fiscal year of 2008/2009 will be HK 11.8 cents per ordinary share compared to total dividend HK 11.5 cents per ordinary share paid in 2008. In addition, the board is recommending a special dividend of HK 10.0 cents per ordinary share compared to HK 10.0 cents per ordinary share paid in fiscal 2008.