Scheduled per the Shareholder information page of Nestlé's Half-Year Report 2026: "October 22, 2026 - 2026 nine-months sales figures"; the hour is estimated from the pattern of Nestlé's results releases, each stamped "01:00 ET" (07:00 in Vevey), which on 22 October (CEST) is 05:00 UTC.[1]
Nestlé publishes its January-September 2026 sales, the first update since it kept its 3% to 4% organic growth guidance in July and agreed the Peranel waters joint venture. Last year's nine-month release brought a 4.3% third quarter and about 16,000 job cuts.
Nestlé's financial calendar sets the 2026 nine-month sales figures for 22 October 2026 and the 2026 full-year results for 18 February 2027[1]
Going in, 2026 guidance is organic growth of 3% to 4% with real internal growth (RIG) accelerating, a second-half margin broadly similar to the first half's 16.4%, free cash flow above CHF 9 billion, and a currency hit to sales of about -3%[2]
The last quarter reported, Q2 2026, grew 3.7% organically with RIG of 1.8%, and Nestlé expects to win back infant formula share lost to its recall by the end of the year[2]
The comparison base is tough: in the nine months of 2025 organic growth was 3.3%, with Q3 2025 at 4.3% and RIG at 1.5%[3]
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nestle.com· Posted Sep 24, 2026· Starts Oct 22, 2026 ✓· 49% of score
Scheduled per the Shareholder information page of Nestlé's Half-Year Report 2026: "October 22, 2026 - 2026 nine-months sales figures"; the hour is estimated from the pattern of Nestlé's results releases, each stamped "01:00 ET" (07:00 in Vevey), which on 22 October (CEST) is 05:00 UTC.
globenewswire.com· Published Oct 16, 2025· 13% of score
Last year's nine-month release (stamped October 16, 2025 01:00 ET): the comparison base and the release-time pattern.[1]
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SCHEDULED83% CONFIDENCEin 147 daysScheduled per the Shareholder information page of Nestlé's Half-Year Report 2026: "February 18, 2027 - 2026 full-year results"; the hour is estimated from Nestlé's releases, each stamped "01:00 ET" (07:00 in Vevey), which in February (CET) is 06:00 UTC.[1]
Nestlé publishes its 2026 full-year results, the test of its 3% to 4% organic growth guidance and CHF 9 billion free-cash-flow target, a year after the results day on which it proposed its CHF 3.10 dividend for 2025.
ESTIMATED69% CONFIDENCEin 1.3 yearsA target, not a fixed date: Nestlé's full-year 2025 release (19 February 2026) says "In Q4 2025, we announced an acceleration of planned global headcount reductions to c. 16,000 by the end of 2027" and keeps the savings goal of "CHF 3.0 billion by the end of 2027"; a year-end target takes its last day.[1]
Nestlé aims to finish cutting about 16,000 jobs and reach CHF 3.0 billion of Fuel for Growth cost savings by the end of 2027. By mid-2026 it reported CHF 1.7 billion of savings delivered.
CONFIRMED88% CONFIDENCE217 days agoStated as firm: the GlobeNewswire[1] copy of Nestlé's ad hoc announcement is stamped "February 19, 2026 01:00 ET" (07:00 CET in Vevey, 06:00 UTC), with the analyst call at "09:00 CET".
Nestlé grew 3.5% organically in 2025 on sales of CHF 89.5 billion, proposed a dividend of CHF 3.10 a share, up 5 centimes, and set out a focus on four businesses: Coffee, Petcare, Nutrition and Food & Snacks. It guided to around 3% to 4% organic growth in 2026.
CONFIRMED87% CONFIDENCE154 days agoStated as firm: the GlobeNewswire[1] copy of Nestlé's ad hoc announcement is stamped "April 23, 2026 01:00 ET" (07:00 CEST in Vevey, 05:00 UTC), with the call at "09:30 CEST".
Nestlé grew 3.5% organically in the first quarter, led by coffee, even though its infant formula recall cut about 0.9 points off growth; reported sales fell 5.7% to CHF 21.3 billion on the strong franc. It kept its 2026 guidance.
CONFIRMED89% CONFIDENCE1.2 years agoStated as firm: the GlobeNewswire[1] copy of Nestlé's ad hoc announcement is stamped "July 24, 2025 01:00 ET" (07:00 CEST in Vevey, 05:00 UTC) and datelined "Vevey, 24 July 2025", with the analyst call at "09:00 CEST".
Nestlé's first-half organic growth was 2.9%, almost all of it from pricing with real internal growth of just 0.2%, while reported sales fell 1.8% to CHF 44.2 billion on the strong franc. CEO Laurent Freixe kept 2025 guidance, including an underlying trading margin at or above 16.0%.
CONFIRMED88% CONFIDENCE343 days agoStated as firm: Nestlé's nine-month sales release (Vevey, 16 October 2025) announces a "planned global headcount reduction of c. 16,000 over next two years"; GlobeNewswire's[2] copy is stamped "October 16, 2025 01:00 ET" (05:00 UTC, 07:00 in Vevey).
New CEO Philipp Navratil set out a global headcount reduction of about 16,000 - some 12,000 white-collar roles and 4,000 in manufacturing and supply chain - and raised Nestlé's Fuel for Growth savings target to CHF 3.0 billion by the end of 2027. The shares jumped more than 8%.
CONFIRMED86% CONFIDENCE63 days agoStated as firm: the GlobeNewswire[1] copy of Nestlé's ad hoc announcement is stamped "July 23, 2026 01:00 ET" (07:00 CEST in Vevey, 05:00 UTC), with the call at "09:30 CEST".
Nestlé's first-half organic growth reached 3.6% and volumes (RIG) improved to 1.8% in the second quarter, but net profit fell 31.4% to CHF 3.5 billion on restructuring and a CHF 1.3 billion write-down of businesses it is selling. It kept its 3% to 4% growth guidance for 2026.
CONFIRMED88% CONFIDENCE343 days agoStated as firm: the GlobeNewswire[1] copy of Nestlé's ad hoc announcement is stamped "October 16, 2025 01:00 ET" (07:00 CEST in Vevey, 05:00 UTC) and datelined "Vevey, October 16, 2025", with the call at "09:30 CEST".
In Philipp Navratil's first results as CEO, Nestlé's third-quarter organic growth rose to 4.3% with volumes (RIG) back up 1.5%, and it raised its cost-savings target to CHF 3.0 billion by 2027, including about 16,000 job cuts over two years. The shares closed 9.3% higher.
CONFIRMED85% CONFIDENCE23 days agoNestlé's ad hoc announcement, datelined "Vevey, 1 September 2026", says "Nestlé has agreed to divest its mainstream Vitamins, Minerals and Supplements (VMS) business ... to Yellow Wood Partners for USD 1.0 billion"; Yellow Wood's matching PR Newswire[5] release ("BOSTON, Sept. 1, 2026") is stamped "Sep 01, 2026, 13:00 ET" (17:00 UTC).
Nestlé agreed to sell its mainstream vitamins business - Nature's Bounty, Osteo Bi-Flex, Ester-C, Gard, Nuun, Puritan's Pride and Sisu, with its US private-label supplements and their plants - to Yellow Wood Partners for $1.0 billion. The business had $1.2 billion of sales in 2025; Nestlé keeps premium brands such as Solgar and Pure Encapsulations.
Negyedik utca, Vasgyári újtelep, Újdiósgyőr, Miskolc, Miskolci járás, Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén, North Hungary, Great Plain and North, 3533, HungaryNestlé
SCHEDULED79% CONFIDENCEin 99 daysGiven as scheduled: Nestlé Hungária's release of 11 September 2026 says "2027. január 1-jétől a Vimpex cégcsoport ... folytatja tovább az édességgyártást a diósgyőri üzemben" (from 1 January 2027 the Vimpex group continues confectionery production at the Diósgyőr plant), Nestlé having said it ends production there in December 2026.[1]
Nestlé stops making hollow chocolate figures at its 220-worker Diósgyőr plant in Miskolc at the end of 2026, and Hungarian food wholesaler Vimpex takes the factory over from 1 January 2027, keeping at least a third of the staff.
CONFIRMED88% CONFIDENCE288 days agoNestlé's own sequence of events: 'On 10 December 2025, we informed the Dutch authorities ... the same day, we initiated a voluntary and precautionary public recall of all batches produced (25 in total) in 16 countries in Europe'; Nestlé Sweden's release is stamped '10 December 2025 11:16'.[1]
Routine checks after new equipment went into a line at Nestlé's Dutch infant-formula plant found traces of the toxin cereulide, so Nestlé recalled every batch made since - 25 batches, including NAN formula, in 16 European countries.
CONFIRMED82% CONFIDENCE128 days agofranceinfo[1][3]: 'Un rapport parlementaire de l'Assemblée nationale, publié mardi 19 mai'.
An Assemblée nationale fact-finding mission found contaminated formula stayed on sale for weeks after the alert and that five weeks passed between Nestlé's first recall and France's health crisis centre hearing of it, and made 12 recommendations.
