Emmi AG

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Emmi AG
Company type Public company
SIX:  EMMN
ISIN CH0012829898
Industry Food
Area served
Worldwide
Key people
ProductsDairy and vegan dairy alternatives
Production output
11 countries (Austria, Brazil, Chile, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland, Tunisia, USA)
ServicesExports from Switzerland to around 60 countries
RevenueCHF 3,706 million (2020)
CHF 188.4 million (adjusted CHF 202.6 million) (2020)
Owner53.2 % of shares held by ZMP Invest AG (cooperative of milk farmers)
Number of employees
8863 (30 June 2021)
Divisions Switzerland, Europe, Americas (incl. North Africa), Global Trade (exports from Switzerland)

Emmi AG is a Swiss milk processor and dairy products company headquartered in Lucerne. [1] The company employs a total of around 8,900 people in Europe (including Switzerland), North America (USA and Mexico), South America (Brazil and Chile) and North Africa (Tunisia). Emmi AG is listed on the SWX Swiss Exchange. The company generates about 42.5 percent of its sales locally and the other 57.5 percent abroad. Numerous production companies in Switzerland belong to the Emmi Group. Outside of Switzerland, Emmi has production facilities, in Chile, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Austria, Spain, Tunisia, Brazil, Canada and the USA. Emmi is one of the 500 largest companies in Switzerland.

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History

In 1907, 62 cooperatives founded the Central Switzerland Milk Association in Lucerne (MVL). In 1947 they produced soft cheese and yoghurt for the first time in Emmen under the brand name Emmi, which was derived from the name of the town. In 1993, the MVL founded Emmi AG in order to separate commercial activities from association activities. Since December 2004, Emmi has been listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange in the Swiss equities segment. [2]

In 2003, the four processed cheese manufacturers Gerberkäse AG, Chalet Käse AG, Tigerkäse AG and Zingg AG merged to form Emmi Fondue AG, [3] which is a member of the Association of the Swiss Processed Cheese Industry(SESK). [4]

In March 2004, Caffè Latte was added to the Emmi product range. The mixed drink made from milk and coffee is Emmi's most successful branded product. Since March 2018, Coop also offers a version in Bio Suisse quality. [5] In April 2019, it was announced that the name Caffè Latte would be replaced by Emmi Republic of Blends for some markets, as the previous name was also used by the competition. With a market share of 17.2%, Emmi is the market leader in Western Europe for cold coffees. [6]

Caffe Latte from Slovenia Emmi caffe latte slov.png
Caffè Latte from Slovenia

In 2010, Emmi entered the business of goat milk by taking over the Le Petit Chevrier brand in Switzerland. Since then, a number of other acquisitions have been made, including in the sheep milk sector. In 2019, the Austrian company Leeb, which through the Hale company also sells organic vegan milk substitutes under the MyLove-MyLife brand, was taken over. [7] In 2020, the vegan milk substitutes brand Beleaf was launched. [8] Emmi has been using Swiss oats for its Beleaf oat milk since 2021. [9] While this means the Beleaf oat milks are of IP-Suisse quality, the Coop owned-brand Karma oat milk has been produced from Swiss organic oats since 2023 and is of Bio Suisse quality. [10]

In March 2022, following the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Emmi said it had ceased doing business with Russia. In October 2022, Denner added Emmi's Knospe organic milk to its range. [11] In 2023, Emmi took over the marketing of Sprinz AOP. [12]

Presidents and CEOs

From 1993 to 2003, Franz Jung, President of MVL, was President of the Board of Directors. From 2004 to 2009 Fritz Wyss held this position. At the Annual General Meeting on May 20, 2009, Konrad Graber was elected the new Chairman of the Board of Directors of Emmi AG. In 2023 the former CEO Urs Riedener was elected as President of the Board of Directors. [13]

Ricarda Demarmels has been CEO since January 2023. [14] She succeeded Urs Riedener, who had headed the company since March 2008. [15] He was preceded by Walter Huber (2004–2008) and Fritz Wyss (1998–2004). [16]

Facts and Figures

With the collapse of Swiss Dairy Food (SDF) in mid-2002, Emmi became the leading food group in the Swiss dairy industry, followed by Cremo, Hochdorf, Estavayer Lait and Züger Frischkäse. [17] As of February 2023, Emmi had subsidiaries in 13 countries. [14] In 2020, the company employed almost 8,700 people, more than two-thirds of them abroad. [18] In 2022, net sales by product group were:

In 2008, the foreign share of sales, with exports from Switzerland and products manufactured by foreign subsidiaries, was 23 percent and increased to 57 percent by 2021. In contrast, sales in Switzerland have fallen by around a fifth since 2008. Since the IPO in 2004, the share price has increased from 100 to over 1,000 francs. [19]

Company acquisitions and sales

DateCompanyRevenue

(At the time of acquisition)

Number of employees
2022Emmi sells, subject to the approval of the responsible competition authorities, their 25% stake in Ambrosi S.p.A. (ITA) to Lactalis (F). [20] [21]
December 2020Emmi sells its 80% stake in Spanish Lácteos Caprinos S.A. to Lácteas García Baquero S.A. [22] approx. 10 million EURapprox. 50
October 2020Emmi takes over 87.7% of the shares in the US American Indulge Desserts Intermediate Holdings, LLC. [23] Since the closing, this has been trading under Emmi Dessert USAapprox. 80-90 million USDapprox. 350
August 2020Increase in stake in Bettinehoeve (NED) from 60% to 90%. The increase in stake in Bettinehoeve also affects Emmi's stake in Goat Milk Powder (GMP), the joint venture between Bettinehoeve and AVH dairy, another Dutch subsidiary of Emmi. Emmi now holds 80.9% of the shares in GMP. [24] approx. 115
July 2020Acquisition of Chäs Hütte Zollikon GmbH. [25]
October 2019Acquisition of the Italian Pasticceria Quadrifoglio. [26] approx. 19 million EURapprox. 90
October 2019Increase in stake in Brazilian Laticínios Porto Alegre Indústria e Comércio S.A. from 40% to 70%. [27] approx. 630 million BRL (160 million CHF)approx. 1250
October 2019Acquisition of a 66% stake in Leeb Biomilch GmbH based in Wartberg an der Krems (AUT). [7] approx. 15 million EURapprox. 50
April 2019Sale of Emmi Frisch-Service AG (CH). [28] approx. 110 million CHFapprox. 160
January 2019Purchase of additional production facility in Seymour, Wisconsin (USA). [29] approx. 50
July 2018Increase in the stake in Emmi Ambrosi France (FRA) from 51% to 85%. [30] approx. 80 million CHF
July 2018Increase in stake in AVH Dairy Trade B.V. (NED) from 75% to 90%. [31] approx. 35 million EUR
January 2018Increase in stake in Centrale Laitière de Mahdia (TUN) to 54.7%. [32] approx. 140 million CHFapprox. 785
January 2018Sale of 22% stake to The Icelandic Milk and Skyr Corporation (USA). [33] approx. 50
January 2017Acquisition of Italian Fresh Foods S.p.A. (ITA). [34] approx. 20 million EURapprox. 70
January 2017Acquisition of Jackson-Mitchell, Inc. (USA). [35] approx. 20 million USDapprox. 30
December 201680% stake in Lácteos Caprinos S.A. (ESP). [36] approx. 13 million EURapprox. 30
July 2016Complete takeover of Mittelland Molkerei, Suhr (CH) (previously 60%). [37] approx. 500 million CHFapprox. 350
May 2016Increase in stake in Surlat S.A. group (CL) from 60% to 72%. [38] approx. 90 million CHF
February 201660% stake in Bettinehoeve (NED). [39] approx. 40 million EURapprox. 115
February 2016Increased stake in Goat Milk Powder (NED) from 50% to 60%. [40]
January 2016Complete takeover of Gläserne Molkerei (DEU) (previously 76%). [41] approx. 100 million EURapprox. 100
2016Acquisition of Cowgirl Creamery Corporation (USA). [42] approx. 20 million USDapprox. 95
December 2015Acquisition of Redwood Farm & Creamery (USA). [43] approx. 22 million USDapprox. 70 employees
January 2015Acquisition of cheese business J.L. Freeman (CAD). [44] approx. 35 million CHFapprox. 20 employees
December 2014Full takeover of Emmi Fondue AG (CH) (previously 65%). [45]
December 2014Sale of Emmi Penn Yan (USA). [46] approx. 30 million USD
October 2014Sale of Trentinalatte (ITA). [47]
August 2014Increase in the stake in the Gläserne Molkerei (DE) from 24% to 76%. [48]
January 201450% stake in Mexideli 2000 Holding SA de CV (MEX). [49] approx. USD 50 million USDapprox. 250 employees
December 201325% stake in The Icelandic Milk and Skyr Corporation (USA). [50] approx. 17 million EUR
July 2013Acquisition of Rachelli (ITA). [51] approx. 25 million EURapprox. 85 employees
April 2013Acquisition of Käserei Studer AG (CH). [52] approx. 20 million CHFapprox. 24 employees
March 2013Resale of the 60% interest in Nutrifrais SA (CH) to LRG Groupe SA. [53]
January 201370% stake in AVH Dairy Trade (NED). [54] approx. 16.5 million EUR
October 201224% stake in Gläserne Molkerei (DE). [55]
August 2012Increase of stake in Venchiaredo S.p.A. (ITA) from 10% to 26%. [56] approx. 85 employees
July 2012Increase of stake in Diprola S.A.S. (FRA) to 63% (previously 25%, with Ambrosi Emmi France). [57] approx. 80 million EURapprox. 140 employees
July 2012Increase in the stake in Kaiku Corporación Alimentaria (ESP) from 42.6% to 66%. [57] approx. 320 million EURapprox. 100 employees
July 2011Acquisition of Rutz Käse AG (CH). [58] approx. 40 million CHFapprox. 40 employees
June 2011Acquisition A-27 S.p.A. (ITA). [59] approx. 65 million EURapprox. 230 employees
May 2011Complete takeover of the Molkerei Biedermann (CH) (previously a minority interest). [58] approx. 110 employees
September 2010Purchase of the property, building and production facilities of the former Regio Milch beider Basel AG (CH) (together with the Milchverband der Nordwestschweiz). [60]
August 2010Acquisition of Cypress Grove Chevre (USA). [61] approx. 10 million USDapprox. 45 employees
August 2010Full takeover of CASP LLC (later Emmi Penn Yan) (USA). [61] approx. 6 million USDapprox. 20 employees
July 2010Acquisition Fromalp (CH). [62] approx. 100 million CHFapprox. 150 employees
January 201025% stake in Diprola (FRA). [57]
January 201010% stake in Venchiaredi S.p.A (ITA). [56]
April 200960% stake in Nutrifrais SA (CH) from LRG Groupe SA. [63] approx. 2 million CHF
January 2009Acquisition of Roth Käse USA Ltd (USA). [64] approx. 90 million USDapprox. 125 employees
January 2009Increase in stake in Kaiku Corporación Alimentaria (ESP) to 42.6%. [57]
June 2008Sale of the stake in Baer AG (CH) to Lactalis (F). [65]
January 2008Acquisition of Walter Schmitt AG (CH). [66]
January 2008Acquisition of Haerten & Interimex SA (BE). [66]
200725% stake in Ambrosi S.p.A (ITA). [21]
July 2006Acquisition of Trentinalatte S.p.A. (ITA). [67]
January 2006Minority stake in Kaiku Corporación Alimentaria (ESP). [68]
January 2004Acquisition of Craamer (NED). [69]
January 2003Takeover of former Swiss Dairy Food operations in Ostermundigen (CH). [70]
January 2003Acquisition of Tiger Käse AG (CH). [71]
2002/2003Takeover Gerberkäse AG (CH). [3]
June 2002Takeover of Chäs Renz Schilling AG (CH). [72]
2001Takeover of Zingg AG (CH). [73]
January 2001Takeover of Burra AG (CH). [74]
200035% participation in Baer AG (CH). [75]

Distribution of shares

Holding shares in Emmi AG (as of the end of 2022, nominal capital): [76]

Miscellaneous

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