The blaze destroyed the company's processing plant in Offaly in 2021.
The makers of Glenisk yogurts recorded a €9.59 million revenue hit in 2022.
The Irish Independent is reporting that's as a result of a fire, which destroyed the company's processing plant in Killeigh, Offaly the year prior.
However, Cordagrove Limited, owned by the Cleary Family, recorded a pre-tax profit of €5.14 million for 2022.
That's largely due to "other operating income," which amounts to €10.8 million - the paper says that's mainly made up of an insurance payout.
The firm recommenced production in February of last year.
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