Lindt Stock Falls to 52-Week Low at 93,300 CHF, June 16

Lindt & Sprüngli shares fell to their lowest level in 52 weeks on June 15, closing at 93,500 CHF, down 0.8% for the day. The stock has lost 44% from its July 2025 peak of 134,800 CHF. Analysts expect 2026 earnings of 3,162.40 CHF per share and a dividend of 1,848.39 CHF. The company will report Q2 2026 results on July 21.

Stock Hits 52-Week Low Amid Weakness

Lindt shares closed at 93,500 CHF on June 15, marking a 0.8% decline for the day. The stock touched an intraday low of 93,300 CHF, matching the 52-week floor reached on June 15. From its July 2025 high of 134,800 CHF, the stock has fallen 44.17%, leaving it 41.6% below that peak level.

Dividend Forecast and Earnings Outlook

Lindt paid shareholders 1,800 CHF per share in dividends during 2025. Analysts estimate the 2026 dividend will rise to 1,848.39 CHF. For full-year 2026, experts forecast earnings per share of 3,162.40 CHF. The company begins trading on the SIX Swiss Exchange with limited volume, recording only 61 shares traded by mid-afternoon on June 15.

Upcoming Earnings and Buyback Program

Lindt will present Q2 2026 results on July 21, 2026. Recent news indicates the company has launched a new planned share buyback program. The Swiss chocolate maker also faced a product recall when its US subsidiary Ghirardelli recalled a beverage powder, though the stock still finished higher on that announcement day.

Final Thoughts

Lindt shares hit a 52-week low of 93,300 CHF on June 15, down 44% from peak levels. With 2026 earnings forecast at 3,162.40 CHF per share and Q2 results due July 21, investors await clarity on operational performance.

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