Duni Group Warns of Q2 Earnings Miss Amid German Logistics Crisis

A botched warehouse transition to a new logistics hub in Meppen, Germany, has triggered a sharp downturn for Duni Group. The company now expects second-quarter operating income to miss market projections by 50 to 70 million SEK, as delivery failures and rising costs plague its supply chain operations.

The disruptions stem from an external logistics partner failing to meet service-level agreements, leading to widespread shipping delays and diminished delivery precision. These operational bottlenecks have simultaneously compressed margins through inflated costs and hampered top-line performance throughout the quarter.

Robert Dackeskog, President and CEO of Duni Group, characterized the situation as a critical priority. The firm is currently scrambling to clear a significant order backlog before the quarter closes. Management’s immediate focus remains on stabilizing regional distribution capacity and repairing damaged customer relationships, with a full financial disclosure scheduled for July 14, 2026.