Duni Group Enhances Growth and Sustainability Targets for Future
Duni Group Set to Enhance Business and Sustainability Goals
The Board of Directors of Duni Group has announced new financial and sustainability targets that will take effect in January 2026. This strategic update reflects a more ambitious growth outlook, adjustments in dividend policy, and a renewed focus on sustainability that encompasses climate initiatives, circularity, supplier responsibility, and workplace safety. These changes signify a commitment to align closely with the company’s long-term strategic objectives.
As Duni Group navigates through its ambitious "Decade of Action," launched in recent years, the revised targets are designed to promote profitable and sustainable growth with clear guidelines for business development and corporate responsibility.
Revamping Financial Ambitions
In line with the company’s growth aspirations, the financial targets have been updated to ensure that Duni Group remains resilient and adaptable in an evolving marketplace. The new targets emphasize both organic growth and acquisitions as critical components for long-term success.
- Sales Growth: The revised target aims for a minimum annual sales growth of 6%, surpassing the prior target of 5% organic growth. Approximately half of this growth is expected to be organic, reflecting a balanced approach to expansion.
- Operating Margin: The goal to maintain at least a 10% operating margin remains unchanged, ensuring a focus on profitability.
- Dividend Policy: Duni Group plans to allocate over 50% of its net profit after taxes for dividends, up from the previous target of over 40%. This adjustment signals the company’s confidence in its financial health.
Pioneering Sustainability Initiatives
Duni Group is steadfast in its pursuit to champion sustainability, which is reflected in its newly set goals. The sustainability targets are anchored in four key areas that are vital to the company’s strategic direction: climate actions, circular economy principles, supplier accountability, and workplace safety.
- Climate Goals (target year 2030): The plans include ambitious targets for emissions reduction in Scope 1 and 2 by 57%, and Scope 3 by 46% by the year 2030. These targets align with the Science-Based Targets initiative (SBTi) and underscore the group’s commitment to achieving net zero emissions by 2050.
- Circular Economy (target year 2030): Duni Group aims for at least 90% of its input materials to be renewable or recycled, expanding the previous fossil plastic target to encompass a wider range of materials.
- Supplier Responsibility (target year 2030): The strategy mandates that 100% of suppliers must adhere to Duni Group’s Business Partner Code of Conduct, reinforcing ethical sourcing practices.
- Workplace Safety (target year 2030): The goal is to achieve fewer than 10 work-related lost time incidents per 1,000 employees, highlighting the company’s commitment to health and safety in the workplace.
All targets set by Duni Group will be monitored and reported quarterly, with the exception of Scope 3 emissions, which will be reported annually. This ensures transparency and accountability as the company progresses toward these important goals.
Leadership’s Commitment to Sustainable Growth
Thomas Gustafsson, Chair of the Board, expressed enthusiasm regarding the new targets, stating, "The updated group targets underpin our ambition to emerge as a sustainability leader within our industry. By sharpening our environmental strategies, enhancing social responsibility, and maintaining robust governance, we are building a broader sustainability framework that strengthens our financial trajectory. The goals are meticulously designed to align with our business growth and forward-thinking strategy."
The revised targets reflect a proactive approach to ensuring Duni Group adapts in a rapidly changing environment while staying committed to its core values of sustainability and growth. The company looks forward to implementing these strategies effectively starting January 2026.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Duni Group's new financial targets?
Duni Group targets a minimum of 6% annual sales growth, a 10% operating margin, and plans to distribute over 50% of net profit as dividends.
What sustainability goals has Duni Group set?
The company focuses on climate goals, circularity, supplier responsibility, and workplace safety, with targets set for 2030.
When will the new targets take effect?
The updated targets will be implemented in January 2026.
Who is responsible for overseeing the implementation of these targets?
The Board of Directors, led by Chair Thomas Gustafsson, will oversee the execution and progress of these targets.
How does Duni Group plan to achieve its sustainability goals?
By focusing on ethical sourcing, waste reduction, and overall emissions accountability, while regularly reporting on progress.
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