Aryzta Company profile
About ARYZTA AG
Aryzta AG is a Switzerland-based company engaged in food business. It is primarily focused on specialty baking. The Company’s products include Artisan Breads, Sweet Baked Goods and Morning Goods, as well as an array of other Savoury Items, Such As Pizza, Tarts and Pies. It operates through four segments, including Food Europe, Food North America, Food Rest of World and Origin. Food Europe segment includes the specialty bakery market in Switzerland, Germany, the United Kingdom, Ireland, France, Spain, Sweden, Poland and Denmark. Food North America segment includes the specialty bakery market in the United States and Canada. Food Rest of World segment consists of businesses in Australia, Asia, New Zealand and South America. Origin segment is a agri-services group focused on integrated agronomy and agri-inputs in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Poland and Ukraine. The Company’s customer channels consist of a mix of retail, convenience and independent retail, Quick Serve Restaurants.
Financial summary
BRIEF: For the six months ended 30 January 2022, ARYZTA AG revenues increased 11% to EUR835.3M. Net loss applicable to common stockholders excluding extraordinary items decreased 12% to EUR63.4M. Revenues reflect Europe segment increase of 14% to EUR721.5M, France segment increase of 46% to EUR119.1M, Others segment increase of 15% to EUR256.5M, Switzerland (Country) segment increase of 10% to EUR105.8M.
Equity composition
1/2018, Scrip Issue, 1 new shares for every 80 shares held (Factor: 1.0125). 11/2018, Rights Issue, 10 new shares for every 1 share held @ CHF1 (Factor: 4.64455).
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