In H1 2025 the Dino Group’s revenue totaled PLN 16.0 billion and was 14.8% higher than in H1 2024. At the end of June 2025, the network consisted of 2,835 stores, 331 more than one year ago. The capital expenditures earmarked for the firm’s development exceeded PLN 1 billion. The Dino Group’s headcount climbed to 53.5 thousand employees.
In H1 the Dino network opened 147 new stores. At the end of June 2025, there were 2,835 stores bearing Dino’s distinctive red logo in Poland. Thanks to their uniform format and convenient location they make it easier for consumers doing their daily shopping for groceries and other staples.
At the end of June 2025, the total selling area in Dino stores was 1.1 million square meters, up 13.5% from one year ago. Dino Polska’s capital expenditures are related mostly to the development of the network and of its logistics base. They exceeded PLN 1 billion in H1 2025 and are up 41% over last year. The Dino Group’s cumulative capex spend over the last five years amounted to nearly PLN 7.2 billion.
Revenue in H1 2025 totaled PLN 16.0 billion and was up 14.8% from one year ago. 41.4% of revenue came from the sales of fresh products, especially fruit and vegetables, bread and the fresh meat produced by the Agro-Rydzyna meat processing plants. Fresh products are delivered to the Dino stores every morning.
The like-for-like (LfL) sales growth rate in stores in existence for at least one year was 4.8% in H1 2025. In the second quarter alone, supported by increased consumer activity ahead of the Easter holidays, it accelerated to 8.8%.
PV installations to provide our company with clean electricity have been a regular part of the equipment installed in newly-opened Dino stores. At the end of H1 2025, 2,679 stores, representing 94% of Dino’s overall network had been outfitted with PV installations. Our own installations using renewable energy sources operate in five of the Group’s distribution centers. The total capacity of the RES installations owned by the Dino Group is 109 MW. In H1 2025 Dino Polska sourced 56 GWh of solar power, some 24% more than in the corresponding period of 2024.
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