News and releases

Sneha Iyer Gundarathi ensures Integration services and Cloud Services run smoothly and enjoys her broad role

Sneha Iyer Gundarathi, 34, is a prime example of a technology expert who transitioned from the consulting world to Kesko. Although she has been a full-time employee at Kesko for only about a year, she has worked on Kesko’s projects as a consultant for seven years.

16.09.2024 10:19

Kesko signs a sustainability-linked loan with the Nordic Investment Bank

13.09.2024 09:30

Kesko’s sales in August

13.09.2024 08:00

K-Auto completes the acquisition of Autotalo Lohja – ”Our network continues to grow at a strong clip”

03.09.2024 11:51

Energy consumption at the renovated K-Supermarket Piikkiö fell by more than 30 per cent

In early 2023, K-Supermarket Piikkiö was renovated and expanded with the installation of new energy-efficient refrigeration units, LED lighting that can be adjusted for each department, and a powerful 100 kW fast charging station for electric cars. The store is now reaping the benefits of the extensive energy renovation in energy consumption: total consumption is now about a third lower per year than before the renovation.

02.09.2024 08:05

Market Court dismisses penalty payment proposed for Onninen Oy

28.08.2024 16:11

Kesko to significantly expand operations in Denmark by acquiring three central building and home improvement trade operators

14.08.2024 08:45

Kesko to significantly expand operations in Denmark

Kesko has agreed to acquire three builders’ merchants in Denmark: Roslev Trælasthandel A/S, Tømmergaarden A/S, and CF Petersen & Søn A/S. The combined net sales of the three operators total some €400 million. The acquisitions are part of the execution of Kesko’s growth strategy in Northern Europe, and once completed, will make Kesko’s subsidiary Davidsen a significant nationwide operator in the Danish builders’ merchant market.

14.08.2024 08:45

Kesko’s sales in July

14.08.2024 08:00

Kalatukku E. Eriksson halves its food waste through food aid partnership

This spring, Kalatukku E. Eriksson began donating products at risk of going to waste to Stadin safka's food aid programme. Nearly 45 percent of the products nearing expiration or otherwise destined for waste are now redirected to food aid. Donated products mostly comprise fresh fish, but processed items such as smoked fish and salads are also included in the donations.

07.08.2024 13:57