DLG Group in the news

DLG Partnership introduces a new agreement through DLG Vet offering discounted veterinary medicine and an annual rebate to its customers.

DLG's new system for harvest pricing is questioned as grain prices rose shortly after farmers sold a portion of their crop.

DLG's head of global trading discusses the extreme volatility in grain futures markets, particularly regarding wheat prices.

Danish pig farmer Mogens Balle Kristensen affirmed his DLG partnership ensures stable and competitive feed prices, allowing him to focus on farm operations.

DLG Group's new CEO plans to engage directly with farmers and stay connected to the company's agricultural roots amid internal changes.

Svenska Foder announced Peter Annas will replace Carsten Klausen as CEO, effective January 1, 2027, amidst a business transformation within the DLG Group.

Svenska Foder appoints Peter Annas as its new CEO, succeeding Carsten Klausen, effective January 1, 2027, amidst the DLG Group's ReGen business transformation.

Svenska Foder announces Peter Annas will succeed long-serving Carsten Klausen as CEO in January 2027, as the company undergoes a business transformation within the DLG Group.

Hans Ole Jessen has been promoted to lead DLG's Danish agricultural division to drive the ReGen transformation program.

A new trading platform for DLG Partnership helped farmers achieve 5 percent higher grain prices than manual trading in 2025.

The EU's approval of new plant breeding technologies is welcomed by DLG Group for its potential to enhance food security, reduce agricultural inputs, and develop more resilient crops.

New EU regulations on gene-editing technologies enable the development of resilient crops that reduce the need for chemical pesticides and fertilizers.

DLG Group's chairman is urging the government to delay a national pesticide ban in favor of emerging agricultural technologies.

DLG Group appointed a new CFO to build and manage an international financial infrastructure.

Anders Ravn-Nielsen is returning to DLG Group as Vice President for Global Crop Categories to lead international plant protection and fertilizer strategies.

More than 369 farmers have now delegated their crop trading to the DLG Partnership program.

Aske Gott S rensen is moving from Danish Crown to DLG Group after nearly nine years.

DLG Architects, an architectural practice, promoted Associate Tom Smith to partner.

Aviva's acquisition of Direct Line Group is proving profitable, exceeding earnings expectations despite staff reductions, and Aviva is integrating DLG's brands and scale to boost its personal lines business.

A Direct Line Group subsidiary was fined £10.6m for overstating solvency, with the penalty reduced due to prompt remediation and regulatory cooperation.