- CEO
- Robert Dackeskog
- Full Time Employees
- 2,483
- Sector
- Consumer Defensive
- Industry
- Household & Personal Products
- Address
- Hallenborgs Gata 1A, 6th Floor Malmö United States of America 211 19
- IPO Date
- Jan 17, 2013
- Business
- Duni AB (publ) develops, manufactures and markets sustainable dining and food packaging solutions for the HoReCa sector, retail and take-away applications worldwide. The company operates through two primary business areas, Dining Solutions and Food Packaging Solutions; Dining Solutions offers napkins, tablecovers, candles, LED lamps, plates, amuse bouche, cutlery, cups, glasses, reusable products, tabletop accessories, gift bags, wrappings and hygiene products under brands including Duni, Paper+Design, Poppies and EFF; Food Packaging Solutions provides take-away boxes, bowls, bags, wraps, sealable packaging and automated packaging systems under brands such as BioPak, Duniform, Rexcell, Unmo, Decent Packaging, Huskee and SETI. Duni AB (publ) serves hotels, restaurants, catering, cafes, public institutions, grocery and retail customers across more than 50 markets, with around 2,800 employees in 26 countries, sales offices in Europe, Asia-Pacific, Middle East and North America, and production facilities in Sweden, Germany, Poland, Slovenia, UK and Thailand. Founded in 1949 and headquartered in Malmö, Sweden, the company lists on Nasdaq Stockholm under the ticker DUNI. Recent developments include the 2025 acquisition of an 80% majority stake in LinePack Oy, a Finnish automated packaging solutions provider that doubles food packaging revenue in Finland and bolsters the Duniform brand; 2024-2025 acquisitions of Poppies (UK), SETI (Slovenia), Huskee (Australia), Relevo (Germany) and Decent Packaging (New Zealand); launches of the Relevo digital reusable takeaway system in Sweden, vacuum and composting solutions to reduce food waste under Duniform, and a design collaboration with Musée de la Toile de Jouy for tableware; alongside an increased growth target to 6% incorporating organic and acquisition-driven expansion.