Scandi Standard presents the Annual and Sustainability Report 2025
The report provides an overview of the Group’s financial results, operational progress, and sustainability work, as well as governance, strategy, and outlook for the years ahead.
Scandi Standard’s CEO Jonas Tunestål:
“2025 was a year defined by stability, execution, and a growing sense of opportunity. Strong demand in our home markets, combined with clear progress in Europe, strengthened our position and brought us closer to our 2027 ambitions. With continuous improvements in efficiency and the ability to scale new operations, we have a solid platform for future growth.”
Highlights 2025
Strong performance across home markets
All home markets delivered positive performance during the year. Improved process stability, strengthened production capability, and solid demand contributed to consistent results across the Group.
Advances in sustainability and reduced climate impact
For the second consecutive year, Scandi Standard received an ‘A’ rating from CDP (Carbon Disclosure Project), placing the company among a small number of Swedish organisations recognised for leading climate work.
Implementation of the climate transition plan moved from strategy to execution, including promising results from feed trials where parts of soybean content were replaced with locally sourced protein.
Transparency in animal welfare remained high, supported by Group wide indicators and the Scandi Chicken Quality Program.
Rapid progress in Lithuania and strategic European expansion
In Lithuania, operations developed faster than expected, strengthening raw material supply and enabling greater control of quality, animal welfare, and cost efficiency.
In the Netherlands, the first production line in the new Ready to eat facility in Oosterwolde was commissioned ahead of plan, creating an important platform for future growth in European retail and foodservice.
Improved operational structure and organisational scalability
New organisational units were introduced to strengthen alignment and support decision making across the Group. Investments in leadership development and digitalisation improved transparency, follow up, and collaboration.
CEO Jonas Tunestål:
“Our operations today stand on a stronger foundation. With improved efficiency in our home markets, a growing European presence, and a clear strategic direction, we are well positioned to continue delivering profitable and sustainable growth. I want to thank all our employees, customers, suppliers, and partners for their contribution during the year.”
Please find the full report and a pressrelease here:
