Hawesko Holding SE

Latest Results (03.02.2026):

Hawesko Holding SE — results for Q4 2024 (financial year 2024): the group reported a slight overall sales decline for FY 2024 (about -2%) while stabilising operating EBITDA vs. prior year; operating EBIT was €32 million (down ~6%), and the Management Board proposes a dividend of €1.30 per share. The company completed its logistics expansion and recorded mixed segment performance across E‑commerce, Retail and B2B.

Headline figures

Group sales fell about 2% year‑on‑year in FY 2024; reported EBIT was €32 million (≈ -6% vs prior year). Management reports operating EBITDA broadly stable compared with the previous year despite the sales decline.

Dividend

The Board of Management and Supervisory Board propose to pay a dividend of €1.30 per share, the same level as the prior year.

Segment sales and operating results

Segment sales (FY 2024): E‑commerce €208m (‑1.8%), Retail €234m (+0.3%), B2B €198m (‑4.4%). Reported operating results by segment: E‑commerce €11m, Retail €21m, B2B €8m (figures in € million).

Profitability drivers

Operating EBITDA was maintained at prior‑year level, but operating EBIT was slightly below the prior year due to higher depreciation from recent investments (logistics and IT) and one‑off personnel‑related restructuring costs tied to repositioning measures.

Operational developments

The expanded logistics warehouse in Tornesch completed its final structural/technical expansion (first half 2024), increasing capacity, shortening lead times and enabling broader product ranges; e‑commerce platform and marketplace offerings were also expanded.

Outlook and strategy

Management reports a stabilisation and slight uptick across segments in the second half of 2024, expects a return to operating profitability in 2025, and highlights the new Baltics joint venture (Dunker) and retail repositioning (Wein & Co., Jacques’) as strategic priorities. Summarized from source with an LLMView Source