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FRoSTA AG
What does the company do — and does the stock price make sense?

FRoSTA sells frozen meals, fish, and vegetables in supermarkets and also supplies the food-service and retail sectors. The company earns money through its own brands and by producing food for other retailers’ private labels.

Analysis dated GETTEX:NLMFree beta

Reviewed listing: GETTEX:NLM · Analysis dated Oct 29, 2026

It has not been confirmed whether the basis of this analysis still holds today. Read it as a dated earlier assessment; it does not establish a current buying opportunity.

01

How does the company make money?

FRoSTA sells frozen meals, fish, and vegetables in supermarkets and also supplies the food-service and retail sectors. The company earns money through its own brands and by producing food for other retailers’ private labels.

02

What supports the business?

In the first half of 2026, the FRoSTA brand’s revenue increased 25 percent compared with the year-earlier period. That was significantly stronger than growth for the group as a whole.

03

What could improve?

FRoSTA raised its guidance for 2026: expected revenue growth increased from 4–9 to 9–17 percent, and the expected profit margin from 4–8 to 5–8 percent. If the brand continues to grow and cost pressure eases, earnings could improve.

04

How is the stock price assessed?

110.50 EURReviewed share price dated

This assessment refers to the analysis and its quoted price shown here. It is not a live quote or a personal recommendation to buy.

At 110.50 euros, the stock appears expensive: the price is about 20.4 times the consolidated earnings per share reported for 2025. The raised forecast supports the outlook, but earnings most recently grew significantly more slowly than revenue.

05

What is the main risk?

In the first half 2026, consolidated earnings grew by only 2.4 percent, although revenue increased by 11.7 percent; the profit margin fell from 5.4 to 4.9 percent. High raw material and transportation costs could further weigh on profit.

06

What is the overall assessment?

FRoSTA has a fast-growing brand and raised its outlook for 2026. But earnings are not keeping pace with revenue growth, the margin has declined, and the stock appears expensive at the specified price; whether the improved outlook is achieved remains decisive.

Sources used in the analysis

  1. Original source 1 · www.frosta-ag.com · Feb 12, 2026
  2. Original source 2 · www.frosta-ag.com · Jul 13, 2026
  3. Original source 3 · api-v4.fcsapi.com
  4. Original source 4 · api.gleif.org

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