On Wednesday, March 26, 2025, Dino (DNP) opened trading at 453.1 PLN, reflecting a decrease of 0.59% from the previous day's closing price of 455.8 PLN. This price marked the highest point for Dino's stock during the day. The stock's value fell to a minimum of 442.7 PLN by the close of trading.
Throughout the trading session, Dino recorded a total of 155 transactions, with a stock turnover volume of 334,416 shares. The overall turnover for the day reached 136 million PLN, aligning with the average monthly levels generated by the company. However, the trading session continued a downward trend, with Dino's stock value decreasing by 8.32% over the past week and 7.46% over the last month. In contrast, the company's stock has seen a 7.28% increase over the past year, with shareholders enjoying a 14.21% gain since the start of 2025.
On the same day, the WIG index fell by 0.94% to 98,548 points, while Dino's value dropped by 2.33%, indicating that the supermarket chain underperformed compared to the broader market.
Dino operates a network of over 600 proximity supermarkets primarily located in the western regions of Poland, catering to smaller towns and the outskirts of larger cities. The company owns most of the properties and land where its stores are situated, ensuring a stable operational base. The supermarkets are supplied by three distribution centers located in Krotoszyn, Piotrków Trybunalski, and Jastrowie.
In a bid to attract more customers amidst falling stock prices, Dino has launched an appealing promotion that has captured the attention of shoppers. The store is currently offering a set of 2x Nescafe coffee along with a glass for just 16.49 PLN, a significant markdown from the regular price of 54.99 PLN. This promotion has proven popular, particularly given the recent surge in coffee prices across various retailers.
The savings on a single coffee set amount to a remarkable 38.50 PLN, and for those who purchase two sets, the total savings increase to 77 PLN. This enticing offer has led to a rush of customers at Dino stores, eager to take advantage of the deal.
In a competitive response, another supermarket chain, Biedronka, has introduced a similar promotion on chips, requiring customers to buy three packs. However, Dino's offer is more appealing, as customers can achieve the discounted price by purchasing just two packs. The price for the chips at Dino drops to 5.49 PLN, making it a more attractive option for consumers.
Regularly priced at 8.15 PLN, the Crunchips in Dino now offer a saving of 2.66 PLN per pack. For those buying multiple packs, the savings can amount to as much as 10.64 PLN when purchasing four. This promotion is part of Dino's strategy to boost sales of products that have seen declining demand.
Additionally, Dino is promoting Helena orangeade, where customers must buy three items to benefit from a reduced price of 3.19 PLN instead of the regular price of 4.79 PLN. Despite this, many shoppers are finding the overall promotions at Dino to be more compelling compared to other stores.
As the market continues to fluctuate, Dino's promotional strategies may play a crucial role in maintaining customer interest and boosting sales, especially in light of the recent downturn in stock value. The company's ability to adapt to changing market conditions and consumer preferences will be key to its ongoing success in the competitive retail landscape.
