Orior AG
SIX:ORON
Orior AG
Orior AG engages in the production of fresh convenience foods and refined meats. The company is headquartered in Zurich, Zuerich and currently employs 1,992 full-time employees. The company went IPO on 2010-04-22. The firm operates in three segments: ORIOR Refinement, which produces traditional products such as Bundnerfleisch, cured and cooked ham, salami and Mostbrockli, which are sold in the food retailing, restaurant and food service sectors; ORIOR Convenience, which is focused on fresh convenience products, such as ready-made dishes, pates and terrines, fresh pasta, vegetarian products and ready-to-cook poultry and meat products, as well as seafood, ORIOR Corporate, Export and Logistics, which is responsible for the small-scale distribution of fresh and chilled products throughout Switzerland, as well as the export and marketing of the Company’s products under their respective brands, primarily in neighboring countries belonging to the European Union.
Orior AG engages in the production of fresh convenience foods and refined meats. The company is headquartered in Zurich, Zuerich and currently employs 1,992 full-time employees. The company went IPO on 2010-04-22. The firm operates in three segments: ORIOR Refinement, which produces traditional products such as Bundnerfleisch, cured and cooked ham, salami and Mostbrockli, which are sold in the food retailing, restaurant and food service sectors; ORIOR Convenience, which is focused on fresh convenience products, such as ready-made dishes, pates and terrines, fresh pasta, vegetarian products and ready-to-cook poultry and meat products, as well as seafood, ORIOR Corporate, Export and Logistics, which is responsible for the small-scale distribution of fresh and chilled products throughout Switzerland, as well as the export and marketing of the Company’s products under their respective brands, primarily in neighboring countries belonging to the European Union.
Strong Organic Growth: ORIOR delivered 7.7% organic sales growth in H1 2022, with more than half from increased volumes across all segments.
Sales Guidance Raised: Full-year sales guidance was increased to CHF 645–660 million, reflecting strong H1 momentum and positive H2 outlook.
Margin Pressures: EBITDA margin dropped to 9.8% due to higher input costs and much lower government support versus last year.
High Input Costs: Raw material, energy, and logistics costs rose sharply, but some were mitigated by early procurement and gradual price increases.
Sustainability Progress: ORIOR Switzerland is now climate-neutral, and the group is targeting net zero by 2050, with external ratings upgrades received.
International Outperformance: International segment grew sales by 19%, led by strong recovery in Casualfood and new business at Berlin Airport.
Dividend Commitment: The dividend was raised again to CHF 2.40 per share, continuing the company's policy of steady annual increases.
