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Danone: sales and financial results

This dossier follows Danone’s financial releases, business growth and targets. It distinguishes reported results from the group’s forecasts.

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Facade of Danone’s former headquarters in Paris.
Danone’s former headquarters on rue de Téhéran in Paris, April 2011. Archive illustration, unrelated to the results announcement. Tangopaso, public domain. — Tangopaso / Wikimedia Commons — domaine public ; photo du 11 avril 2011, sans modification.

Where things stand

As of 28 October 2026, Danone reports quarterly sales of €7.233 billion, up 4% on a like-for-like basis, and maintains its annual targets.

Confirmed

Danone sales rise 4%, driven mainly by prices

Danone reported third-quarter sales of €7.233 billion on 28 October 2026, up 4% on a like-for-like basis. The French food group maintained its annual targets.

Facade of Danone’s former headquarters in Paris.
Danone’s former headquarters on rue de Téhéran in Paris, April 2011. Archive illustration, unrelated to the results announcement. Tangopaso, public domain. — Tangopaso / Wikimedia Commons — domaine public ; photo du 11 avril 2011, sans modification.

Pricing contributed 3.6 percentage points to like-for-like growth, compared with 0.4 points from volume and product mix. Sales growth therefore mainly reflects higher prices, with a more limited contribution from volume/mix.

In its release, Danone reported like-for-like growth of 3.9% in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, 4.4% in the Americas and 3.6% in Asia-Pacific. It flagged a difficult season for its Mizone water brand in China.

For 2026, Danone still targets like-for-like sales growth of 3% to 5%, with recurring operating income growing faster than sales. Those targets remain forecasts.

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