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Kesko Oyj

Kesko Oyj operates retail chains in Finland, Sweden, Norway, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Denmark, and Poland. It has three divisions: Grocery Trade, Building and Technical Trade, and Car Trade. The Grocery Trade division handles wholesale and B2B grocery trade, retail of home and specialty goods under the K-retailer brand, online grocery services, foodservice, and store chains such as K-Citymarket, K-Supermarket, K-Market, and Kespro. The Building and Technical Trade division covers wholesale, retail, and B2B trade of building and home improvement products, HEPAC and electrical products, and operates chains including K-Rauta, K-Bygg, Byggmakker, and Davidsen, as well as serving technical trade customers under the Onninen brand. The Car Trade division imports, markets, and retails Volkswagen, Audi, SEAT, CUPRA, Bentley, and Porsche passenger cars, and Volkswagen commercial vehicles under the K-Auto brand, along with used car sales, leasing, repair and maintenance, spare parts, the K-Lataus EV charging network, and sports retail through Intersport and budget sport chains. Kesko Oyj was founded in 1940 and is headquartered in Helsinki, Finland.

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Kesko Oyj Reports August Sales of €1,165.0m, Up 5.4%

Kesko Oyj reported August 2026 Group sales of €1,165.0m, a 5.4% increase, bringing year to date revenue to €8,841.3m. The Nordic retailer, which operates grocery, building and technical trade, and car trade businesses across multiple countries, has seen its shares deliver a 15.71% 90 day share price return and a 20.19% year to date share price gain, while the 1 year total shareholder return stands at 35.27% even as the 5 year total shareholder return is slightly negative. Kesko Oyj closed at €22.98 against a widely followed fair value estimate of €22.30, a narrative that pegs the stock as 3% overvalued, though a discounted cash flow model estimates future cash flow value of €47.35 per share. The company's long term growth strategy relies on favorable urbanization, consumer trading up in food and a moderate rebound in car demand, with risks including a heavy grocery investment program and exposure to a weak European construction cycle.
0BNT.LSE · Demand · Positive Kesko reported August group sales of €1,165.0m, up 5.4%, with YTD revenue of €8,841.3m, reflecting growth in its retail businesses.
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Kesko July sales rise 5.9% to €1.11bn

Finnish retail group Kesko reported July 2026 sales of €1.11 billion, up 5.9% year-on-year, or 5.4% in comparable terms, with increases across its grocery, building and technical, and car trade divisions. Grocery trade sales rose 3.9% to €584.6 million, building and technical trade sales increased 7.4% to €398.8 million, and car trade sales climbed 10.5% to €133.7 million. In Finland, sales grew 5.5% to €896 million, while sales in other countries rose 7.5% to €218.4 million. For January to July 2026, group sales reached €7.67 billion, up 6.5%, or 4.7% in comparable terms. Kesko president and CEO Jorma Rauhala noted sales grew in all three divisions.
0BNT.LSE · Demand · Positive July sales rose 5.9% with growth across all divisions, indicating strong end-customer demand.
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Kesko reports 7.9% sales rise in June to €1.17 billion

Finnish retail group Kesko reported June 2026 sales of €1.17 billion, a 7.9% increase year-on-year. Domestic sales reached €868.8 million, up 5.3%, while sales outside Finland totalled €305.1 million, rising 16.1%. The grocery trade division posted sales of €557 million, up 4.3%, and the building and technical trade division generated €502.4 million, up 13.7%. The car trade division reported sales of €117.1 million, up 3.1%. For the first half of the year, group sales reached €6.56 billion, up 6.7%.
0BNT.LSE · Demand · Positive Kesko reported a 7.9% sales increase in June, driven by growth across all divisions, indicating strong end-customer demand.
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