Dublin sushi company Oishii reports fivefold revenue growth

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  • Oishii has reported more than fivefold revenue growth since 2021
  • The company invested more than €2.5m in its Dublin facility
  • Oishii grew its team from about 20 to 85 staff over three years
  • Products are stocked in more than 700 locations
  • The company committed over €500,000 to new equipment for 2027

Oishii has reported more than a fivefold increase in revenue since 2021 following investment in its Dublin production facility. The company was founded by Ciara Troy in 2006 as a farmers’ market stall. Oishii is based in Bluebell, Dublin 12.

Oishii has invested more than €2.5m in its Dublin production facilities and equipment over its 20-year history. The company committed over €500,000 toward new equipment scheduled to go live in 2027 which is expected to double production capacity. Oishii grew its team from roughly 20 employees to 85 staff over a three-year period.

Oishii products are stocked in more than 700 locations across the island of Ireland. Major retail partners include Aldi, Tesco, Lidl, Dunnes Stores, SuperValu, Centra, Musgrave and Applegreen. The brand has expanded its grab-and-go portfolio to include sharing platters, poké bowls and Dragon Rolls.

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