Svakere fra snackselskapet Dellia

Dellia, a snack company, is facing challenges as its stock price has dropped nearly 55% since New Year's Day. The company, which went public in September last year, reported a net profit of 11 million kroner in the second quarter, down from 16.9 million kroner in the same quarter last year. Dellia sold 5.8 million units in the second quarter, the highest volume in its history, and has increased its market share in all Nordic countries during the first half of the year.

However, the number of orders in the second and third quarters has been lower than expected. Dellia is also expanding into Europe, including the United Kingdom, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and the Netherlands. The company opened a branch in Amsterdam to cover the Benelux countries. In July, Dellia hired Pareto Securities to evaluate strategic alternatives, which could include a sale of the company or its assets, consolidation, capital infusion, strategic partnership, or other transactions.

The company reduced its revenue target for 2026 to between 750 and 800 million kroner, down from an earlier range of 910 to 960 million. Dellia stated that "better choice" snacks are still in the early stages of a structural shift in the global snack market, and its ambition is to lead the shift.