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Duni reports 3.1% sales growth in Q3, citing restructuring costs in Meppen

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Duni reported net sales of SEK 2,033 million for the third quarter, which was an increase of 3.1%. This growth was driven by strong performance in Australia and increased sales of customers' own-brand products in Europe. However, EBIT was affected by SEK 21 million in restructuring costs, primarily related to the unused portion of the new warehouse in Meppen.

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The company noted that operating income was pressured by higher logistics and freight costs, alongside a less favorable product mix in Europe. The restructuring costs related to the Meppen warehouse indicate ongoing operational adjustments by Duni.

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  • DuniSwedish industrial company reporting Q3 financial results
  • EuropeMarket where Duni reported increased sales and operational costs
  • MeppenLocation of the unused warehouse incurring restructuring costs for Duni

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