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The first six months of STEF and QSL working together in Portugal to support their client Burger King have been positive.

• The sharp decline in food consumption continued in most European countries, in particular France, where turnover was down.
• International activities drove growth and accounted now for 38% of the Group’s turnover (excluding sales of goods for out-of-home foodservice).

• A year driven by strong momentum with 22% growth in revenue and current operating income up 13%.
• A significant contribution from acquisitions made in 2021 and 2022, strengthening our position in Europe.
• Inflationary pressures and substantially higher energy prices have affected the current operating margin, which stands at 4.7% (compared to 5.1% in 2021).

Committed to a sustainable future

• Limited drop in turnover (-2.8% like-for-like) despite the ongoing health crisis.
• Resistant business model in all Group countries.

STEF celebrates centenary by passing the €100m profit milestone.

In a less favourable economic context compared to 2018, the Group's turnover increased by 5.5% in the quarter (2.3% at a constant perimeter).

STEF deploys its employer branding strategy all over Europe

STEF steps up its presence in German-speaking Switzerland with a new dual-temperature site

STEF strengthens its presence in Italy in commissioning a 5,000 m² site in Bologna

Continued growth