Nestlé Groupe: The latest figures, news and market research on Nestlé Groupe

Turnover: 97 billion EUR (2023)

Country: Switzerland

Nestlé is a Swiss food and beverage company headquartered in the canton of Vaud, Switzerland. It is the world's largest food company in terms of sales.

Nestlé products include baby foods, medical foods, bottled water, breakfast cereals, coffee and tea.coffee and tea, confectionery, dairy products, ice cream, frozen foods and pet food

Twenty-nine Nestlé brands have annual sales in excess of one billion Swiss francs, including Nespresso, Nescafé, Kit Kat, Smarties, Nesquik, Stouffer's, Vittel and Maggi.

In 2002, Nestlé acquired Dreyer's Grand Ice Cream Holdings, Inc, an American ice cream manufacturer

News

Nestlé sells its Natur baby food products to FNB 06/02/2024

nestlé is the world's number one food company.
FNB is a French investment fund specializing in small and medium-sized food companies.
Nestlé is in exclusive negotiations with FNB to sell its infant food business in France.
The products concerned are NaturNes potties, Babicao and Babivanille infant powders, and the P'tit yogurt range.
These products are manufactured at the Arches plant.
Worldwide sales of Nestlé infant formulas rose by more than 10%.

Nestlé France sells its baby food products to Mousline 02/02/2024

Nestlé is in exclusive negotiations with French investment fund FnB for the sale of its infant food business.
The ranges concerned are soups, purées, desserts and breakfast powders under the NaturNes, Babicao and Babivanille brands, as well as the P'tit franchise.
Infant milks, the mainstay of the portfolio - with Laboratoires Guigoz and Nestlé Nidal - remain with Nestlé France.
The infant nutrition products concerned by this sale are manufactured at a factory in the Vosges region of France, which employs 230 people.
FnB, the potential buyer, specializes in supporting French SMEs in the food industry.
The infant food market in France fell by 6% in volume last year due to the drop in the birth rate, with a sharper decline for milks than for diversification foods.
Nestlé has 14 factories in France.

Nestlé wants to conquer the vitamin market. 19/04/2023

Nestlé has made more than 60 acquisitions since Mark Schneider took over as CEO in 2017.
Nestlé Health Science sales have almost tripled in 5 years, from 2.6 billion Swiss francs to 6.6 billion in 2022.
The global vitamin and mineral market is worth 140 billion Swiss francs (142 billion euros).
Nestlé increased its market share in vitamins from 1% to 4% between 2018 and 2021, while in medical nutrition it rose from 18% to 19% over the same period.
Nestlé acquired The Bountiful Company in 2021 for 5 billion Swiss francs.
Nestlé controls 14% of the US vitamin and dietary supplement market.
The French market for vitamins and dietary supplements reached 2.6 billion euros in 2022, up 3%.
Nestlé is the leader in clinical nutrition in France, with a market share of 30%.

Nestlé is in exclusive negotiations with the FnB fund to sell its Mousline purées. 29/03/2022

150 employees at the Rosières-en-Santerre (Somme) site.
The FnB is a fund dedicated exclusively to supporting French and European SMEs in the food industry.
72% of the dehydrated purée market.
Nestlé assures that this sale will have "no impact" on the 150 employees at the site.

Nestlé earns over 16 billion euros 17/02/2022

Nestlé targets 7.5% growth in 2021
Recurring operating income up 1.4% to 15.1 billion Swiss francs
Net profit up 38.2% to 16.9 billion Swiss francs
Leading category is hot and powdered beverages
The Group pursued its premiumization and value-creation strategy: premium products account for 35% of Group sales and grew by 12% in 2021

Financial Data

DUNS: 542014428

Legal Name: NESTLE FRANCE

Address: 34 RUE GUYNEMER 34-40, 92130 ISSY-LES-MOULINEAUX

Number of employees: Entre 2 000 et 4 999 salariés (2020)

Capital: 130 925 520 EUR

Financial Data:

Year	2021	2020	2019	2018	2017	2016	2015
Turnover	2 154 711 736	2 083 346 148	2 016 074 659	1 940 993 336	1 952 058 750	1 944 978 698	1 977 333 409
Gross margin (€)	1 269 869 045	1 270 946 096	1 230 979 062	1 145 449 130	1 157 419 308	1 140 133 163	1 145 246 783
EBITDA (€)	91 583 536	103 416 933	129 945 891	134 925 863	130 130 825	118 592 111	119 138 245
Operating profit (€)	120 808 151	98 746 714	88 945 989	106 667 765	109 686 152	70 811 097	85 534 573
Net profit (€)	80 266 664	456 827 721	58 485 917	41 556 816	66 445 471	90 234 254	-50 541 373
Turnover growth rate (%)	3,4	3,3	3,9	-0,6	0,4	-1,6	-
Ebitda margin rate (%)	4,3	5	6,4	7	6,7	6,1	6
Operating margin rate (%)	5,6	4,7	4,4	5,5	5,6	3,6	4,3
Working Capital (turnover days)	21,2	94,2	26,5	30,5	21,4	14,5	11,4
Working Capital requirements (turnover days)	13,2	12,5	22,9	27,8	33,8	25,2	22,7
Net margin (%)	3,7	21,9	2,9	2,1	3,4	4,6	-2,6
Added value / Turnover (%)	20,5	21,4	22,7	24,5	24,2	24,3	24,4
Wages and social charges (€)	233 304 812	226 228 753	232 888 598	232 099 114	236 161 345	240 914 940	250 872 482
Salaries / Turnover (%)	10,8	10,9	11,6	12	12,1	12,4	12,7

Company Managers:

Position	First Name	Last Name	Age
Président	Christophe Olivier	Cornu	61
Directeur général délégué	Charlotte Magali Madeleine	DAVID	56
Directeur général délégué	Olivier Aime Albert	Bergere	61
Directeur général délégué	Pierre-Alexandre	TEULIE	54
Directeur général délégué	Marc	BUTOT	57
Directeur général délégué	Charles Francois Pierre Napoleon	Leonardi	50
Directeur général délégué	Jérôme Pierre	JATON	59
Directeur général délégué	Pierre-Claude Ernest Robert	LAMBERT	59
Directeur général délégué	Aadil	Bezza	45
Directeur général délégué	Thibault Emmanuel Henri	MOURGUES	51
Directeur général délégué	Marco	ZANCHI	49
Directeur général délégué	Antoine	DEMAZURE DE PINTEVILLE DE CERNON	55