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Jerónimo Martins is closing its 18 Hussel chocolate stores due to partner insolvency, rising costs, and supply issues, with staff reassigned internally.

Jerónimo Martins is closing all 18 Hussel chocolate stores in Portugal by 2026 due to financial unsustainability linked to partner insolvency and rising costs.

Jerónimo Martins is closing all Hussel stores in Portugal by April 30 due to structural challenges and partner insolvency, while securing jobs within the group.

Jerónimo Martins' 2025 sales rose 7.6% to nearly €36 billion, driven by growth across its brands in Portugal, Poland, and Colombia, alongside significant store expansion.

Jerónimo Martins' sales grew 7.6% in 2025 to nearly 36 billion euros, driven by strong performance and expansion in Portugal, Poland, Colombia, and new entry into Slovakia.

Jerónimo Martins is closing all Hussel chocolate stores in Portugal by April 2026 due to financial and operational challenges.

Jerónimo Martins grew sales by 7.6% in 2025, led by strong performances in Poland and Colombia, with Biedronka and Ara as key drivers.

Jerónimo Martins reported a 7.6% sales increase in 2025, driven by growth across its brands in Portugal, Poland, and Colombia, alongside significant store expansion and internationalization efforts.

Jerónimo Martins' 2025 sales rose 7.6% to €36 billion, driven by growth in Poland, Portugal, and Colombia despite inflation and competition.

Jerónimo Martins SGPS maintains a stable 17% ROCE over five years with increased capital deployment and high short-term liabilities, reflecting steady performance but some financial risk.

Jerónimo Martins' total sales rose 7.6% in 2025 to €36 billion, driven by growth in Poland, Portugal, and Colombia despite inflation and competition.

Jerónimo Martins SGPS shares dropped at open despite beating earnings estimates, with analysts upgrading its rating to hold amid moderate buy consensus.

Jerónimo Martins increased 2025 sales by 7.6% to €36 billion, expanding store networks and entering Slovakia.

Lisbon's stock market edged up, buoyed by BCP gains, while Jerónimo Martins shares fell nearly 4% on weak sales outlook.

Jerónimo Martins reported a 7.6% sales increase in 2025, driven by growth in Pingo Doce and Recheio, with significant store expansions and remodels.

Jerónimo Martins' shares dropped after a preliminary Q4 sales update suggested weaker performance.

Jerónimo Martins achieved a 7.6% sales growth in 2025 through price leadership, store expansion, and innovation across its food retail banners in Poland, Portugal, and Colombia.

Jerónimo Martins' 2024 sales rose 7.6% to €35.991 billion, with growth across Portugal, Poland, and Colombia, but its shares fell 2.42% amid mixed market conditions.

Jerónimo Martins saw solid sales growth in Poland's Biedronka chain despite slowing inflation, with mixed results in other regions and no extra employee bonus this year.

Jerónimo Martins' shares dropped despite a 7.6% sales increase in 2025, while EDP shares rose on upgraded analyst ratings.