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Lotus Bakeries NV

Belgium · BE0003604155 · reports in EUR · Europe

The answers

From the annual report for the year to Dec 31, 2025. Each line says what it is based on.

Is it growing?Fair
Revenue +10.0% in the year to Dec 31, 2025, on the year before.
Is it a good business?Good
It earned 20% on its shareholders' equity in the year to Dec 31, 2025.
Is it safe?Good
Equity is 56% of its assets, and operations brought in cash in the year.
Is the price fair?n/a
Not answered: no exchange publishes this company's price for free reuse, so there is no P/E here.

The year

Year to Dec 31, 2025, consolidated, in EUR.

€1.4B

revenue

17%

operating margin

€172M

net profit

Year by year

As filed; an earlier year can differ from its own report when the company restated it.

Dec 2022Dec 2023Dec 2024Dec 2025
Revenue€877M€1.1B€1.2B€1.4B
Operating profit€136M€170M€201M€228M
Net profit to shareholders€103M€129M€153M€172M
Earnings per share€127.37€159.40€187.82€212.07
Dividend per sharen/a€45.00n/a€76.00
Cash from operations€111M€154M€182M€206M
Cash€76M€131M€98M€122M
Total assets€1.1B€1.2B€1.4B€1.5B
Equity€572M€656M€791M€860M

What they do

In the company's own words, from the annual report.

Founded in 1932 by Jan Boone with the creation of the iconic Biscoff®cookie, Lotus Bakeries has grown into a global snacking company with a diverse brand portfolio. Alongside its universally loved Biscoff®brand, the Group offers a range of better-for-you snacking brands, including nākd.®, TREK®, BEAR®, Kiddylicious®and Peter’s Yard®, as well as a range of local hero brands such as Lotus®, Suzy®, Dinosaurus®, Annas®, Peijnenburg®and Snelle Jelle®

Source: the company’s annual financial report in ESEF, via filings.xbrl.org (XBRL International). Listed shares from ESMA’s FIRDS register; ESMA does not endorse this site. Ryufin computed the answers and ratios from the filed figures.