LINDT & SPRÜNGLI WKN: 870503 ISIN: CH0010570767 Kürzel: LISP Forum: Aktien Thema: Hauptdiskussion

Sehe ich auch so. Die Aktie ist nur was für echte Geniesser.😊

Ich finde sie top.

Die langweiligste Aktie aller Zeiten...

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Aber scheinbar nicht genug oder die falsche, VonNixAhnung. Kauf mal mehr!

Warum performt die denn so schlecht? Letztes Jahr parallel gelaufen, 2016/2017 auch mal. Schokolade essen ich immer Zuhause.

Mein EK ist im Mix 4.708,72€. Ich habe meine 4 Stück zu 3 verschiedenen Zeitpunkten gekauft. Allerdings halte ich die jetzt schon ein paar Jahre, denn "Gut Ding will Weile haben".

2 Stück ✌

6640

Was habt ihr für ein ek ?

Ah, unter 7000 CHF 😁

Ist doch unter 7000€. Ich warte noch, möglicherweise geht's noch unter 6500€

Wenn sie unter 7000 fällt, kaufe ich

VonNixAhnung, danke für die Information 🙏

Swiss chocolate maker Lindt & Sprüngli said it expected its organic sales to fall around 5-7% this year before bouncing back next year after coronavirus-related store closures hit sales and profit in the first half of 2020. Chocolate makers have been facing soft demand as many grocery shoppers focused on stocking up on essential supplies and made fewer impulse purchases during the COVID-19 pandemic. "We expect organic sales in the full financial year to be around 5% – 7% lower than 2019," the maker of Lindor chocolate balls said in a statement on Tuesday, while it now expects a operating profit margin of around 10%. Large-Scale Lockdowns The company said the outlook was based on the assumption of no more large-scale lockdowns and a Christmas business similar to last year. For the first half of 2020, Lindt report organic sales falling 8.1% to CHF1.53 billion (€1.42 billion), while net profit slid to CHF19.7 million (€18.34 million), from CHF 88.1 million (€82.04 million) in the year-ago period, Lindt & Sprüngli said. Sales were particularly affected by the restrictions on retail trade and the temporary closure of around 500 of Lindt's own shops over Easter, normally a peak season for sales. Organic Sales The group confirmed its mid-to long-term organic sales growth target of 5–7% per year, and said it should be possible to exceed this range in 2021 due to the expected catch-up effect. Operating profit should return to the level of around 15% in 2022/23, and the operating margin should again improve by 20–40 basis points per year in the medium to long term, the group said.

European Supermarket Magazine: "Lindt Sales And Profit Fall As COVID-19 Hits Chocolate Appetite"