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Lantmännen experienced a substantial profit increase, driven by strategic savings and restructuring, while continuing significant investments in its agricultural and food production value chain.

Lantmännen reported a historically strong operating profit of 1,483 million SEK for the second trimester of 2026, driven mainly by its Energy and Agriculture divisions and cost-saving initiatives.

Lantmännen's profits have increased significantly due to a record harvest.

Lantmännen's adjusted operating profit rose to SEK 1.48 billion from May to August this year, driven by savings and restructuring, with continued investment plans across its value chain.

Lantmännen's operating profit increased by nearly 50% in the May-August period of 2026, driven by its Energy and Agriculture divisions.

Lantmännen's adjusted operating profit significantly increased to 1.48 billion SEK for May-August, driven by savings and restructuring.

Lantmännen's food business saw increased sales but decreased profit in the first eight months due to strong growth at Scan Sverige offset by underperformance at Lantmännen Unibake.

Lantmännen's operating profit significantly increased in the second trimester of 2026, driven by its Energy and Agriculture divisions, as well as cost savings.

Lantmännen saw a 49% increase in adjusted operating profit, reaching 1.48 billion SEK for the second trimester.

Lantmännen doubled its operating profit to 1,483 MSEK on an 8.5% increase in net sales, driven by energy and agriculture divisions, despite challenges in its food segment.

Lantmännen's operating income for the second four-month period of 2026 significantly increased, driven by strong performance in its Energy and Agriculture Divisions and cost-saving measures.

Lantmännen reported a significant 50% increase in operating profit for the first eight months of 2026, primarily driven by strong performances in its agriculture and energy divisions, while its food division faced challenges.

Lantmännen Unibake upgraded production machines with CesTek and Siemens, boosting efficiency by over 10% and reducing waste.

Lantmännen, an agricultural cooperative owned by 17,000 Swedish farmers, leads in agriculture, bioenergy, and food products in Northern Europe, with operations in over 20 countries and an annual turnover of SEK 60 billion.

Lantmännen Maskin expanded its spare parts offering by extending its collaboration with Kramp, providing customers with a wider selection of original and alternative parts.

Lantmännen emphasizes the connection between Swedish agriculture, food production, and gastronomy in the Årets Kock 2026 final.

Lantmännen is promoting Swedish raw materials and gastronomy through its partnership with the 'Chef of the Year' competition.

Patrik Larsson from Lantmännen Maskin shares crucial tips for winterizing harvesters and balers after the busy autumn season.

Lantmännen is a Northern European agricultural cooperative, owned by 17,000 Swedish farmers, leading in agriculture, bioenergy, and food products with an annual turnover of SEK 60 billion.

Lantmännen is enhancing the credibility of its sustainability claims by pursuing third-party certification for its Climate & Nature farming program, in response to new EU regulations and customer requirements.