Orkla ASA ORK

Orkla is acquiring the stake from Go-Tan’s founding family, who will retain majority ownership.

Investing.com -- Analysts at UBS downgraded Orkla to “Sell” from “Neutral,” warning that rising cost inflation, slowing sales growth and mounting pressure on profits from its associate business Jotun could weigh heavily on earnings over the next two years.

The Benecol and Elovena owner said Pasi Flinkman had told the business he will leave ”Raisio to join another company”.

Orkla ASA (ORKLF) reports robust organic growth and earnings increase, while navigating cost pressures and strategic challenges.

As European markets face challenges from geopolitical tensions and rising energy costs, investors are increasingly looking for stability in dividend stocks. These stocks can offer a reliable income stream, making them attractive during times of economic uncertainty.

The Nordic group has struck the deal through its Orkla Food Ingredients (OFI) business unit.

Orkla ASA (ORKLF) reports a 4.4% organic growth and initiates a NOK4 billion share buyback program amid mixed segment performances.

The food group is planning to close the pasta factory at the start of 2026.

Orkla's India unit operates in the spices and convenience foods categories under the MTR and Eastern brands.