Duni Group Lifts Full-Year Sales on Acquisitions but Margins Squeezed by Weak Restaurant Market

Duni AB ( (SE:DUNI) ) just unveiled an announcement.

Duni Group reported higher full-year 2025 net sales of SEK 7,685 million, up 1.4% (6.0% at constant currencies), driven primarily by three acquisitions – Poppies, LinePack and ByGreen – even as organic growth declined and operating income slipped to SEK 560 million amid weak global restaurant demand and currency headwinds. Fourth-quarter sales fell 4.5% to SEK 1,965 million (up 1.5% at constant currencies) and operating income eased to SEK 162 million, with Dining Solutions pressured by negative mix and FX effects while Food Packaging Solutions improved profitability on a better product mix and lower logistics costs; the board maintained a SEK 5.00 per-share dividend, and management signaled confidence for 2026, highlighting efficiency measures, a more scalable commercial organization, and new growth, dividend and sustainability targets as positioning the group to benefit when market conditions, including Germany’s lower restaurant VAT, improve.

The most recent analyst rating on (SE:DUNI) stock is a Buy with a SEK121.00 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Duni AB stock, see the SE:DUNI Stock Forecast page.

More about Duni AB

Duni Group is a market-leading supplier of environmentally sound, functional products for table setting and take-away, marketed under the Duni, BioPak, Paper+Design and Poppies brands in more than 50 markets. Headquartered in Malmö, the company employs around 2,800 people across 26 countries, with production in Sweden, Slovenia, Germany, Poland, Thailand and the UK, and its shares listed on Nasdaq Stockholm under the ticker DUNI.

Average Trading Volume: 38,717

Technical Sentiment Signal: Buy

Current Market Cap: SEK4.97B

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