Groupe LDC in the news

LDC reported 3.74 billion euros in first-half revenue for fiscal year 2026-2027, an 8.4% increase, and confirmed its full-year objectives.

Groupe LDC confirmed its ambitions after a dynamic first half, with increased sales in poultry, international, and catering divisions, despite challenges like heatwaves and a factory fire.

LDC Group recorded a significant increase in sales for the first half of fiscal year 2026-2027, driven by both acquisitions and organic growth, confirming its annual financial targets despite market challenges.

LDC Sud-Ouest celebrated its new identity by bringing together employees from its Bazas and Losse sites six months after its formation.

Groupe LDC employees raised funds through sports to finance heart surgeries for six children, in collaboration with Mécénat Chirurgie Cardiaque.

LDC's new animal welfare label for French poultry faces controversy, with NGOs criticizing its standards and scientific basis, while LDC defends it as promoting French practices and farmer remuneration.

LDC's new animal welfare logo for chicken is drawing criticism from an animal welfare association over differing standards and definitions of animal welfare labeling.

LDC is increasing turkey weight by 10-15% and optimizing collection methods to enhance efficiency and animal welfare.

Groupe LDC has introduced a new animal welfare label for its chicken products, developed over three years with a collective of 80 industry signatories.

LDC employees in Sablé-sur-Sarthe will receive an exceptional transport bonus of an additional euro per day until year-end, totaling around 100 euros net.

LDC revamped its car fleet claims management by centralizing processes and using a mobile app, aiming for better cost control and efficiency.

LDC Group is acquiring France Poultry, a French chicken specialist, and will build a new slaughterhouse to meet the growing demand for French-origin poultry.

LDC reached 7 billion euros in revenue, a year ahead of schedule, fueled by growth in France and significant international expansion, particularly in Poland, with plans to hit 10 billion euros by 2030.

LDC's HR Director will discuss how social performance drives competitiveness in an upcoming RH&M magazine article.

LDC Groupe achieved a 10.3% revenue increase in Q1 2026-2027 to 1,856.4 M  , propelled by international sales, favorable product mix, and acquisitions, affirming its annual revenue target of over 7.7 billion euros.

LDC Groupe reported a 10.3% increase in first-quarter turnover for 2026-2027, driven by international growth and acquisitions, affirming its 7.7 billion euro annual sales target.

LDC Groupe recorded a 10.3% revenue increase in Q1 2026-2027, driven by international growth and acquisitions despite a decline in French poultry volumes.

Among France's wealthiest 500 fortunes, three families from Sarthe with stakes in LDC Groupe and other prominent figures are highlighted.

LDC Groupe plans to construct 500,000 m² of new poultry farms by 2028 and increase revaluation for both chicken and turkey farmers to boost production.

LDC Group, a leading French poultry and catering company, refreshed its logo to better represent its identity, values, and objectives.