Emmi AG

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ISIN CH0012829898 / Valor 1282989

SIX Swiss Exchange (2025-11-21)

CHF 721.00+1.84%

Emmi AG
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About company

Emmi AG is a prominent Swiss dairy company recognized for its production of high-quality dairy products. As the leading manufacturer in Switzerland, Emmi has established a significant international footprint, operating 72 production sites across 13 countries and distributing its products in approximately 60 countries worldwide. The company employs around 12,000 people, with a substantial portion of its workforce based outside Switzerland, reflecting its global reach. In 2024, Emmi reported sales of CHF 4.3 billion, underscoring its robust market presence. The company's diverse product portfolio and strategic international expansion have solidified its position as a key player in the global dairy industry.

Summarized from source with an LLMView SourceSector: Consumer Non-Cyclicals

Top-line summary

Net sales: CHF 4,348.8m (+2.5% y/y). Organic growth: +2.4% (volume‑driven). Acquisition effect: +2.5%. Currency effect: -2.4%.

Regional performance

Switzerland: CHF 1,771.4m (+0.5% total; organic +0.3%). Americas: CHF 1,707.7m (+0.5% total; organic +3.7%, but strong negative currency headwinds of -5.1%). Europe: organic growth of 5.5% (above guidance).

Key growth drivers

Ready‑to‑drink coffee (Emmi Caffè Latte) showed strong, volume‑driven gains (notably UK, Spain). Speciality cheeses (e.g., Kaltbach) and premium desserts contributed materially; powder/concentrates (milk powder) also grew strongly in several markets.

Underperformers / headwinds

Swiss cheese faced pressure from higher imports, weighing on the domestic cheese segment (organic decline). Plant‑based milk alternatives declined amid challenging market conditions. Currency translation was a material negative for reported sales, especially in Latin America.

Acquisitions and other effects

Acquisitions supported reported growth (notable mentions: Verde Campo in Brazil and Hochstrasser in Switzerland; Mademoiselle Desserts materially added sales and will contribute to organic growth from Q4 2025). Some internal customer channel shifts produced division reclassifications without Group impact.

Share of Group sales and mix

Switzerland accounted for 40.7% of Group sales (previously 41.5%); Americas 39.3% (previously 40.1%). Growth was broadly based across fresh products, cheese exports and industrial powder/concentrates.

What the report does not provide

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