Hawesko Holding SE
HAW
ISIN DE0006042708 / Valor 893434
Hawesko Holding SE
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About company
Hawesko Holding SE, based in Hamburg, is a German wine merchant group that imports, markets and sells wines through a multi-channel platform combining specialist retail outlets, a network of franchise wine shops, catalogue and e‑commerce/mail‑order businesses and wholesale distribution to trade customers; its operations focus on sourcing and merchandising a broad assortment of domestic and international wines, supporting brands and private‑label offerings, and providing logistics, purchasing and marketing services to both private consumers (including wine clubs and curated assortments) and hospitality/retail clients.
Summarized from source with an LLMView SourceSector: Consumer Non-CyclicalsLatest Results (23.07.2026):
Hawesko Holding SE — Q4 2024 / full-year 2024 (annual report): The company reports full-year 2024 sales of roughly €639 million (‑2% year‑on‑year) and EBIT of €32 million (‑6% YoY). Management proposes a dividend of €1.30 per share. Operating EBITDA was broadly stable versus the prior year despite the sales decline, while operating EBIT finished slightly below the prior year because of higher depreciation from recent logistics and IT investments and some one‑off restructuring costs.
Headline financials
Total group sales ~€639m (‑2% YoY); reported EBIT €32m (‑6% YoY). Proposed dividend €1.30 per share.
Segment sales and profitability
Sales by segment: 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).
EBITDA vs EBIT
Operating EBITDA was roughly stable year‑on‑year despite a ~2% sales decline; operating EBIT was slightly below the prior year due to increased depreciation from capital expenditures (logistics/IT) and completed investments.
Investments and one‑offs
Major investments completed/ongoing: final expansion of the Tornesch logistics warehouse (commissioned 2023, expanded in 2024), AMR/automation and IT work. The company disclosed personnel‑related restructuring one‑off costs separately.
E‑commerce and omnichannel progress
E‑commerce strengthened via a larger marketplace offering, improved warehouse capacity and shorter lead times. Jacques’ and other retail formats expanded omnichannel features (reserve & collect, new app/platforms) to better link online and in‑store customer journeys.
Retail and trading initiatives
Wein & Co. was repositioned (product/marketing) under a “retail first” approach; Jacques’ marked its 50th anniversary and continued event and loyalty initiatives. These measures helped stabilise/produce a late‑year uptick in retail sales.
B2B performance and international moves
B2B recorded the steepest sales decline overall but improved in H2; a joint venture with Dunker (Baltics) launched in October 2023 contributed to the investment result and expands the Group’s reach in Eastern Europe.
Outlook from management
Management states the company has laid foundations for a return to operating profitability in 2025 and intends to maintain a stable dividend policy (proposal of €1.30 per share for 2024).
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184 M
Market cap (USD)
1,619
Daily traded volume (Shares)
28.1 / 25.1
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