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2025

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Foreword
Coop continues to grow and gain market share

35.5
Total sales in CHF billion

With sales of CHF 35.5 billion, the Coop Group was able to grow once again in 2025, which means that it remains on a rock-solid financial footing. The result was primarily driven by the supermarket business as well as the Wholesale/Production Business Area. At CHF 606 million, profit was slightly higher than the previous year.

In Retail, the supermarkets, including coop.ch, generated net sales of CHF 12.4 billion, an increase of 2.6%. Through targeted investments, we were able to reduce the prices of over 1 900 items during the reporting year, and have thus invested a total of CHF 700 million in lower prices since 2019. Coop is thus making a significant contribution to saving Swiss households money. Demand for sustainable products and for the entry-level own-label brand Prix Garantie developed particularly positively. Prix Garantie recorded growth of 7.5%. In online retail, net sales from coop.ch even increased by 10.2%. The specialist formats also achieved good results and, like the supermarkets, gained market share. Coop City, in particular, made strong gains. Jumbo has also grown, while Interdiscount and Fust impressed our customers with their new store design concepts. All business areas consolidated their market position and are developing positively.

The Wholesale and Production Business Area recorded positive growth once again. With total sales of CHF 17.2 billion – a currency-adjusted increase of 3.2% – the Coop Group confirmed its strong position with Transgourmet in European cash & carry and wholesale supplies, as well as with its manufacturing companies, including Bell and Halba, both of which continued their positive development.

6.9
Net sales sustainable ranges in CHF billion

We have proudly boasted the widest sustainable range in retail and wholesale for many years. Net sales in the sustainability segment increased by CHF 351 million in 2025, reaching CHF 6.9 billion, a rise of 5.3%.

These results are thanks to the dedication of 97 275 dedicated employees, to whom we extend our heartfelt gratitude for their tireless commitment. Last year, 1 126 new jobs were created in Switzerland. We would also like to thank our loyal and new customers for the trust they place in us, which motivates us anew each day. Together, we look to the future with optimism and look forward to continuing to impress with innovative and high-quality ranges, sustainable products and expert advice.

Joos Sutter
Joos Sutter
Chairman of the Board of Directors
Philipp Wyss
Philipp Wyss
Chairman of the Executive Committee (CEO)