Focus2030 Advances with Category Stabilization, Portfolio Rationalization, and Reaffirmed Guidance Scandinavian Tobacco Group (STG) published its financial results for the second quarter of 2026, demonstrating continued execution under its five-year strategic plan, Focus2030. Performance for the quarter was highlighted by top-line stabilization across core tobacco categories, solid organic growth in

Focus2030 Execution Begins Amid Online Competition and FX Headwinds Scandinavian Tobacco Group (STG) has released its financial results for the first quarter of 2026, marking the official operational kickoff of its new five-year strategy, Focus2030. While Q1 is traditionally the group’s weakest seasonal quarter due to inventory build-up, STG demonstrated

Scandinavian Tobacco Group Reports Weaker 2025 Results Amid Market Headwinds and Strategic Transition Scandinavian Tobacco Group (STG) reported weaker financial results for Q4 2025 and FY25, reflecting a combination of currency headwinds, weaker consumer sentiment in the United States, operational disruptions related to the rollout of a global ERP system,

March 2026: Scandinavian Tobacco Group Reduces Annual Dividend to kr.4.50 Scandinavian Tobacco Group proposes an ordinary dividend of kr.4.50 per share for 2026, corresponding to a 42% payout ratio. Compared with the kr.8.50 dividend paid in 2025, this represents a 47% reduction and the lowest dividend since the company’s IPO.

Background Scandinavian Tobacco Group (STG) became a pure-play cigar & pipe tobacco manufacturer, following the acquisition of its cigarette & snus business (“House of Prince”) by BAT in 2008. With operations mainly in Europe & the USA, STG owns well-known brands like Macanudo, La Gloria Cubana, Panter, Signature, La Paz, Café Crème, Cohiba, Partagas

Scandinavian Tobacco Group opened its 2025 Capital Markets Day by situating the event within a decade-long corporate journey that began with the company’s listing on the Copenhagen Stock Exchange. Over that period, the group returned more than DKK 9 billion to shareholders through dividends and share buybacks and built a

Background Scandinavian Tobacco Group (STG) is the world’s 15th largest publicly traded tobacco company by market cap. STG became a pure-play cigar & pipe tobacco manufacturer, following the acquisition of its cigarette & snus business (“House of Prince”) by BAT in 2008. With operations mainly in Europe & the USA, STG owns well-known brands