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Dino Polska Q3 2026 earnings summary

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Q3 2026 earnings summary6 Nov, 2026

Executive summary

  • 9M revenue rose 11.9% to PLN 27,679m; EBITDA increased 4.3%, while EBITDA margin fell to 7.3% from 7.8%.

  • Store network added 256 locations in 9M, including 108 in Q3, reaching 3,283 stores at September-end; LFL sales growth was 1.4% in 9M and 0.1% in Q3.

  • Food-price deflation and a volume-focused pricing policy weighed on sales growth and margins; priorities include growing volumes and reversing the EBITDA-margin decline.

Financial highlights

  • Q3 revenue was PLN 9.71bn, up 10.8% YoY; gross profit rose 14.7% to PLN 2.38bn, while operating profit dipped 0.3% to PLN 620.2m.

  • Q3 EBITDA increased 4.7% to PLN 785.5m; 9M EBITDA was PLN 2,015.5m, up 4.3%.

  • Q3 net profit was PLN 483.2m, up 0.2%; 9M net profit rose 0.7% to PLN 1,199.4m, while operating profit fell 0.9% to PLN 1.55bn.

Outlook and guidance

  • Targeting ~400 store openings in 2026, with next year’s planned additions at a similar level; FY capital expenditure is expected to be ~PLN 2.5bn.

  • Q4 priorities include holiday promotions, sales-volume growth and improved purchasing conditions; deflation and promotions make margin improvement uncertain.

  • Deflation was lower in October than September but remained near the Q3 average; management expects further improvement at a slower pace than in Q3.

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Frequently asked questions

Polish Supermarkets

Dino Polska is a Polish supermarket chain established in 1999, and its stock trades on the Warsaw Stock Exchange. The company’s stores are generally located in smaller towns and rural areas, oftentimes acting as the largest and most obvious choice for consumers looking for a well-stocked supermarket with generous opening hours. The company started out in the western part of the country but has since expanded to the rest of Poland.

Founding and Outside Investment

The company was founded in 1999 by entrepreneur Tomasz Biernacki, and slowly but surely grew in the following years. The company had a laser focus on the western part of Poland in the early years, but after investment fund Enterprise Investors bought 49% of the shares in the company, expansion kicked into overdrive. After the purchase of the shares in 2010, Dino increased its amount of stores from around 100 to well over 600 while also opening locations in all corners of the country.

Stores and Distribution

As previously mentioned, Dino’s stores are primarily located in less built-up areas and along major roadways, even if some major cities have small branches in downtown areas. A subsidiary of the parent company primarily supplies the stores. Dino operates distribution centers in three different locations in the country, supplying stores with products. Dino has become one of the leading grocery stores in Poland and is competing nationally against large chains like Netto and Lidl. Several of Europe's largest supermarket chains are not publicly traded, but Dino is not entirely unique in being public. A list of publicly traded supermarkets in Europe includes names like Tesco, Carrefour, and Ahold Delhaize.

Unique Selling Points

One of the things that makes Dino stand out against its competitors, outside of their locations, is that nearly all of their stores nationwide are open for business during the same hours. Apart from some smaller convenience stores in city centers, Dino stores across Poland are open from 06:00-22:30 every day. Even if there’s nothing odd about having long opening hours, having this uniform across the country is something that has helped establish the brand's identity. Dino’s stores also have meat counters, where customers can purchase specialty meats and cuts from knowledgeable staff.