Duni (DUNI) Q3 2025 earnings summary
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Q3 2025 earnings summary
24 Oct, 2025Executive summary
Operating profit improved by over 10% year-over-year in Q3 2025, reaching SEK 168 million, despite challenging market conditions and weak demand in the European HoReCa sector.
Net sales increased by 7.9% in fixed currencies and 3.3% in reported terms to SEK 1,972 million, mainly driven by acquisitions and price adjustments.
The company is halfway through its Decade of Action, updating 2030 sustainability and financial targets.
Cost-saving initiatives and efficiency improvements contributed to margin gains, with further effects expected in Q4.
Financial highlights
Q3 net sales: SEK 1,972 million (up from SEK 1,910 million); operating income: SEK 168 million (up from SEK 151 million); operating margin: 8.5% (7.9%).
Gross margin improved to 25.2% from 17.1% year-over-year; adjusted for prior year restructuring, 23.7%.
Earnings per share rose to SEK 2.23 from -0.04 year-over-year.
Cash flow from operations (9M): SEK 260 million (131 million prior year); interest-bearing net debt: SEK 1,458 million (946 million prior year).
Dividend of SEK 5 per share approved, corresponding to 66% of net income (adjusted for restructuring costs), paid in two installments.
Outlook and guidance
Growth outlook remains muted with slow and uneven recovery expected in the European food service sector, especially HoReCa.
Updated 2026 financial targets: at least 6% total annual sales growth (including acquisitions), minimum 10% operating margin, and over 50% dividend payout.
Broadened sustainability targets: net zero by 2050, circular input materials ≥90% by 2030, and improved workplace safety.
Cost-saving measures and efficiency improvements expected to further support margins in Q4.
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