Dino Polska

Dino Polska reports earnings per share of $0.41 for Q2 2026, beating the estimate of $0.3909, while revenue of $9.53 billion came in just below the expected $9.60 billion. Like‑for‑like sales growth slowed to 0.3% and EBITDA rose only 2.2%, putting margins under pressure. The company continued to open stores (86 in Q2) and expects a gradual improvement in sales growth in the second half of the year, with investors reacting positively to the earnings surprise (stock +5.8%). » Mais em de.investing.com

For Q2 2026 Dino Polska reported a consolidated net profit of 400.08 million zł, beating the analyst consensus of 391.8 million zł and the prior-year result. Revenue rose to 9,531.4 million zł, supported by expansion of the store network to 3,176 locations. The share climbed about 4.8% to 33.85 PLN on higher trading volume, aided by institutional interest and a positive market environment. » Mais em de.investing.com

Dino Polska reports 15% sales growth and opened 98 new stores in the quarter, bringing the total to 2,933 outlets and 245 openings since the start of the year. The company is investing a record-like 82% of EBITDA in store construction, solar PV installations, logistics and in-house meat processing; net debt stands at just 0.11 times EBITDA. Like-for-like growth was slightly below food inflation at 4.4%, but analysts expect a mid-term recovery thanks to the focus on freshness and customer proximity. » Mais em de.investing.com

Dino Polska reported 19.0% sales growth in Q2 2025 and, at a share price of 45.46 zł, is assigned a fair value of 54.51 zł by analysts (about 19.9% upside). EPS growth of 16.6% is expected for 2025; the projected P/E ratio is 25.4. The company pays no dividend but shows a high return on equity of 23.7% and a return on invested capital of 21.0%, indicating efficient use of capital; technical indicators support a bullish outlook. » Mais em de.investing.com