Lindt & Sprüngli has raised its sales forecast for 2025 after a "strong" first half of the year. The Swiss group, known for its Lindor chocolates, now estimates organic revenue growth of between 9% and 11%, compared to the previous range of 7% to 9%.
In the press release issued on July 22, the company emphasized how consumer confidence and the trend toward premiumization—i.e., a preference for high-end products—are supporting performance. Lindt also expects an improvement in operating profit (EBIT) at the low end of its average annual growth target, equal to 20–40 basis points.
In the first half of 2025, the group achieved organic growth of 11,2%, bringing total sales to 2,35 billion Swiss francs (approximately 2,94 billion dollars).
All regions contributed to the expansion, but Europe stood out with particularly strong organic growth of 17,7%. This result confirms the brand's strength and its ability to capture demand in the premium segments, despite the uncertain economic environment.
