Duni AB/ADR
Duni develops, manufactures and sells products for meal service, takeaway and food packaging. Its offerings include napkins, table coverings, disposable and reusable tableware, packaging, candles, lighting, tabletop accessories and hygiene products. The company serves hotels, restaurants, catering and event operators, cafés, public-sector customers, grocery and retail businesses, and providers of ready-to-eat meals. Its brands include Duni, Duniform, Paper+Design, BioPak and Huskee. Duni is based in Malmö, Sweden.
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See all $DUNNF insider activity →Duni Group reported a 71.4% drop in Q3 2026 post-tax profit to Skr32m ($3.2m) despite a 3.1% sales increase to Skr2bn. Operating income fell to Skr133m, with higher logistics costs and restructuring charges impacting results. CEO Robert Dackeskog emphasized logistics transition and customer offerings for the remainder of the year.
Duni AB reported Q3 revenue growth of 3.1%, with 1.7% organic growth, driven by Australia and higher napkin sales in Europe. The company stated logistics issues have been resolved, with remaining German volumes expected to transfer by year-end.
Duni shares rose 3.0% to SEK 78.6 after the company’s interim report for H1 2026. Q2 net sales fell 3.2% to SEK 1,823m and operating income dropped to SEK 65m from SEK 121m a year earlier due to disruptions from a new logistics setup. Management said results matched June 12 guidance and outlined a SEK 30m annual cost-efficiency program.
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Duni Group reported a 71.4% drop in Q3 2026 post-tax profit to Skr32m ($3.2m) despite a 3.1% sales increase to Skr2bn. Operating income fell to Skr133m, with higher logistics costs and restructuring charges impacting results. CEO Robert Dackeskog emphasized logistics transition and customer offerings for the remainder of the year.
Duni AB reported Q3 revenue growth of 3.1%, with 1.7% organic growth, driven by Australia and higher napkin sales in Europe. The company stated logistics issues have been resolved, with remaining German volumes expected to transfer by year-end.
Duni shares rose 3.0% to SEK 78.6 after the company’s interim report for H1 2026. Q2 net sales fell 3.2% to SEK 1,823m and operating income dropped to SEK 65m from SEK 121m a year earlier due to disruptions from a new logistics setup. Management said results matched June 12 guidance and outlined a SEK 30m annual cost-efficiency program.
Duni Group reported Q2 2026 interim results for Apr 1 to Jun 30. Net sales fell to SEK 1,823m from SEK 1,884m. Operating income dropped to SEK 65m from SEK 121m, and EPS was SEK -0.44 (1.25), mainly due to disruptions during ramp-up of an external logistics partner and related costs. The company expects lower financial impact in Q3 and plans SEK 30m annual Europe cost savings.
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Duni Group reported a 71.4% drop in Q3 2026 post-tax profit to Skr32m ($3.2m) despite a 3.1% sales increase to Skr2bn. Operating income fell to Skr133m, with higher logistics costs and restructuring charges impacting results. CEO Robert Dackeskog emphasized logistics transition and customer offerings for the remainder of the year.
Duni AB reported Q3 revenue growth of 3.1%, with 1.7% organic growth, driven by Australia and higher napkin sales in Europe. The company stated logistics issues have been resolved, with remaining German volumes expected to transfer by year-end.
Duni shares rose 3.0% to SEK 78.6 after the company’s interim report for H1 2026. Q2 net sales fell 3.2% to SEK 1,823m and operating income dropped to SEK 65m from SEK 121m a year earlier due to disruptions from a new logistics setup. Management said results matched June 12 guidance and outlined a SEK 30m annual cost-efficiency program.
Duni Group reported Q2 2026 interim results for Apr 1 to Jun 30. Net sales fell to SEK 1,823m from SEK 1,884m. Operating income dropped to SEK 65m from SEK 121m, and EPS was SEK -0.44 (1.25), mainly due to disruptions during ramp-up of an external logistics partner and related costs. The company expects lower financial impact in Q3 and plans SEK 30m annual Europe cost savings.
