Anora’s Interim Report January–March 2023
Solid sales growth, EBITDA declined due to currency impacts, increased input costs and higher operating expenses.
Anora is a leading wine and spirits brand house in the Nordic region and a global industry forerunner in sustainability.
Anora encapsulates the best of the Nordics: closeness to nature, respect for others and the world we live in, honesty, informality and openness combined with a thirst for innovation and exploration. Born out of the union of two equals, Anora brings us together and offers us an inspiring path for the future.
Annual General Meeting 2023
Anora Group Plc’s Annual General Meeting 2023 was held on Wednesday, 19 April 2023 at the Scandic Marina Congress Center in Helsinki.
How we became Anora
Anora was formed through a merger of two leading Nordic wine and spirits companies – Altia and Arcus – in September 2021.
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Investors
Anora is a market leader in the profitable and stable Nordic wine and spirits industry. In 2022, Anora’s net sales were EUR 702.7 million. Anora shares are listed on Nasdaq Helsinki under the ticker ANORA.
Iconic Nordic brands
Anora's key trademarks play a central role in the company's strategy. Anora's own key brands, such as Koskenkorva, LINIE, O.P. Anderson, Larsen, Skagerrak, Chill Out, Ruby Zin, Blossa, Wongraven and Falling Feather, have a strong market position and many of them have a long heritage to cherish in the Nordics.
About Anora
Anora was born from the merger of two leading Nordic wine and spirits brand houses, Altia and Arcus. We have a broad portfolio of iconic brands, and our business model includes industrial operations in distillation, bottling and logistics services. Anora has about 1,200 employees located across Nothern Europe, France and Germany.
Latest news and press releases
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Anora to purchase record amount of regeneratively farmed barley
Anora will be this year buying 3.5 million kilograms of barley, which has been cultivated using regenerative farming mea...
