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29.01.2024 - Regulatory News: Groupe SEB (Paris:SK) announces the construction of its first-ever Professional Equipment Hub in Shaoxing, China. This ambitious project marks a significant step in strengthening its global leadership position in the professional ...

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A Contrasted 2022 Performance After a Record 2021 Actions Undertaken Bear Fruit in the Second Half Annual sales: €7,960m; -1.2%, -4.7% LFL* Operating Result from Activity (ORFA): €620m

unaudited figures 2022: RESILIENT SALES AFTER RECORD YEAR IN 2021 Annual sales: €7,960m, -1.2% as reported and -4.7% LFL* Fourth quarter sales: €2,400m, -3.6% as reported and -5.6% LFL

24.10.2022 - Regulatory News: Groupe SEB (Paris:SK): Statement by Stanislas de Gramont, Chief Executive Officer of Groupe SEB “After a year in 2021 that brought our performance to record levels driven by the consumption of Small Domestic Equipment during the ...

A SOLID FIRST QUARTER DESPITE DEMANDING COMPARISON Sales: €1,915m, +3.4% vs record-high 1st quarter 2021 (+31% LFL) Organic growth of +0.4% including effects for ca. 4 points stemming from

Annual sales: €8,059m, +16.1% as reported and +15.5% LFL* Q4 sales: €2,488m, +11.7% as reported and +8.8 LFL ORFA margin estimated at 10% ...

RECORD PERFORMANCES AT END-SEPTEMBER 2021 ASSUMPTIONS REVISED UPWARDS Nine-month sales: €5,570m, +18.2% as reported and +18.8% LFL* Third-quarter sales: €1,961m, +9.1% as reported and

Statement by T. de La Tour d’Artaise, Chairman and CEO of Groupe SEB “Groupe SEB posted an excellent first half, with performance even outstripping pre-pandemic levels despite unprecedented external tensions in the supply chain relating to raw materials and components, delays and additional freight costs. These performances were driven by buoyant demand for small domestic equipment and continued strong momentum in e-commerce. Our Consumer business grew faster than the market, fueled by all ...