"Our products are critical to the supply of safe potable water; the production of milk and milk products; the performance of appliances in homes and workplaces; health and hygiene in hospitals, shops and homes; the safety and comfort of sporting and leisure equipment; and the integrity of roofing systems on homes and workplaces."
Skellerup's Industrial Division EBIT was $39.1m, a record result and up 20 per cent on the previous year's.
The division generates 85 per cent of its revenue from international markets.
The Agri Division's EBIT was $33.6m, another record result and up 10 per cent.
Mair said agri's result underlined the importance of the essential dairy consumable products that Skellerup sells globally.
Skellerup also increased sales of dairy rubberware and footwear in the US and New Zealand markets.
Chair Liz Coutts, who is stepping down, said the group was in a robust financial position.
Skellerup's acquisition of Talbot Advanced Technologies last year had enhanced the company's capability and capacity to design and make engineered plastic products, she said.
In the year, Skellerup also increased its inventory to ensure that it could overcome longer shipping timeframes, port congestion and raw material shortages.
Skellerup said Coutts would retire as chair at the annual meeting on October 26.
She will be succeeded by John Strowger.
