Duni Group has announced that its operating income for the Q2 2026 is expected to fall below market expectations due to significant logistics disruptions related to a warehouse relocation to a new logistics center in Meppen, Germany, which has negatively impacted both sales and costs.
The challenges stem primarily from the company's external logistics partner failing to deliver in line with expectations, resulting in delays, increased costs, and reduced delivery precision to customers during the quarter. The total negative impact on operating income is estimated at approximately SEK 50 million ($5.3 million) to SEK 70 million ($7.4 million)for the Q2.
Duni Group has intensified efforts to stabilize the situation and has implemented measures to address the remaining backlog before the end of the quarter, with the focus now on restoring stable delivery capacity and rebuilding trust with customers.
Robert Dackeskog, President and CEO of Duni Group, stated that the company takes the situation very seriously and is working intensively to address the operational challenges, with the absolute focus being to stabilize operations and ensure that it meets customer expectations.
Duni Group is a market leader in sustainable dining and food packaging solutions for the restaurant market.