Investor blogs and podcasts
In Kesko’s investor blogs and podcasts, Kesko’s management discusses topical issues relevant to investors and shareholders.
Recap of Kesko’s key events in Q3/2026
Kesko will publish its Q3 interim report on Thursday, 29 October 2026, at around 8.00 am Finnish time. An English-language audiocast / teleconference for investors and analysts will be held at 9.00 am Finnish time.
Below you'll find a recap of key news and events in the third quarter.
NEWS, FINANCIALS AND SHARES
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Kesko receives unconditional approval from the European Commission for the acquisition of Dahl operations in Sweden and Brødrene Dahl operations in Norway and Denmark. (release)
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Visit also our dedicated website for the Dahl acquisition.
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The composition of Kesko’s Shareholders' Nomination Committee. (release)
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Shares: Realisation of Kesko's share-based commitment and incentive plan KPSP 2024. (release)
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The presentation for Kesko’s investor meetings in Q3. (presentation)
SALES DEVELOPMENT
Sales figures for September will be released in mid-October.
GROCERY TRADE
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The grocery trade division took steps to make digital shopping easier. The Scan & Buy service – in which grocery shoppers can scan the products they buy using the K-Ruoka mobile app as they move around the store and pay the final total on their way out – expanded to include 60 stores. The K-Plussa loyalty card can now be added to Apple Wallet, and going forward, loyalty customers may choose to be fully digital, with no physical loyalty card, which can save up to 1,000 kilograms of plastic per year. (news in Finnish: Scan & Buy and Apple Wallet)
BUILDING AND TECHNICAL TRADE
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Why does Kesko see growth potential in technical trade? Kesko is increasing its footprint in technical trade in the Nordic countries. We see plenty of growth potential, driven by megatrends such as the growing need for renovation building and infrastructure renewal, the green transition and tightening regulation, and the growing technological sophistication of buildings and construction. We examine these growth drivers in more detail in our IR blog. (blog post)
