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Lindt & Sprüngli 🍫 - Share presentation
Brief presentation of the company
- ISIN / Ticker: CH0010570759 (registered share with voting rights, very expensive) $LISN (-1,79%)
CH0010570767 (participation certificate without voting rights, significantly cheaper,
with the same dividend, my choice 😁) $LISP (-1,96%)
- Sector / Industry: Consumer staples - Food & Confectionery
- Geographical positioning: Lindt sells its chocolate in over 120 countries, with a strong presence in Europe and a growing market share in North America and Asia. The highest sales are generated in the USA, Germany and Switzerland.
Brief profile & business model
Lindt & Sprüngli is a traditional Swiss company founded in Zurich in 1845.
Lindt is known worldwide for iconic products such as the Gold Bunny, Lindor balls and classic chocolate bars.
The company controls the entire value chain, from the cocoa bean to the point of sale, and relies on its own brand boutiques and online store in addition to a strong retail network.
Fundamental key figures
- Market capitalization: CHF 28.2 billion
- P/E ratio / forward P/E ratio: 41 / 39
- Sales growth 2024: 5 %
- Profit growth: 8.7
- Net profit margin: 12.29 %
- Dividend yield: 1.2 %
Valuation
Compared to international confectionery groups such as Mondelez or Hershey, Lindt is currently trading at a premium valuation, reflecting its strong brand position, robust balance sheet and solid historical performance.
Opportunities & risks
Opportunities:
- Strong brands with a global reputation and high pricing power
- Premium segment with low price sensitivity among customers
- Expansion in North America and Asia
- Solid balance sheet, practically debt-free
Risks:
- High valuation
- Dependence on commodity prices (especially cocoa, whose prices have recently risen sharply)
- Exchange rate risks, especially EUR/USD/CHF and Latin America
- I am rather skeptical about the own sales boutiques which are often located in tourist hotspots and shopping malls
Chart technique
The Lindt PS share has moved sideways since the all-time high in December 2021, but has recently been able to overcome important marks and resistances. The ATH was almost reached again in March 2025. If Lindt surprises with strong figures on July 22, I believe a new all-time high and a return to a visible upward trend is very likely.
Personal assessment
For me, Lindt & Sprüngli is a quality share with excellent brand management, high pricing power and a robust balance sheet. The valuation is high, but reflects the stability and market position. For long-term investors with a focus on quality and brands, Lindt can be an excellent addition to a portfolio, especially via the participation certificates, which are significantly cheaper than the registered shares.
Sources
- https://www.lindt-spruengli.com
- SIX Swiss Exchange
- Bloomberg, Reuters
- Onvista, finanzen.ch



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🇨🇭 Swiss Dividend & Defensive Growth Stocks – Ranked
I screened 7 global blue chips with a value/growth balance using my PASS and Buffett-style filters. Here’s the verdict:
🔝 1. Chocoladefabriken Lindt & Sprüngli ($LISP (-1,96%) )
🟩 Score: 89 – Excellent
📈 WB Score: 7 (Grade B)
📌 Insider-led, durable moat, elite brand.
🚨 BUT: Price per share (CHF 12,210!) makes it impractical for my strategy.
🥈 2. Nestlé ($NESN (-2,15%) )
🟨 Score: 75 – Strong
📈 WB Score: 4 (Grade D)
⚖️ Balanced income with global stability. Mildly overvalued but still attractive.
🥉 3. Mondelez ($MDLZ (+0,07%) )
🟨 Score: 70 – Strong
📈 WB Score: 4 (Grade D)
🍫 Snack leader with consistent cash flows. Mildly overvalued, but solid anchor.
⚖️ Honorable Mentions
- Roche ($ROG (-3,77%) ) – ⚖️ Fairly priced, insider-led, great pipeline, but slight value trap warning.
- Zurich Insurance ($ZURN (-0,74%) ) – Stable, shareholder-friendly.
- UBS ($UBSG (+3,53%) ) – Riskier financial play, some trap signals.
- On Holding ($ONON) – Growth potential, but overvalued; needs close monitoring.
🧠 Strategy Notes
✅ Favoring undervalued or stable-yield stocks with clear rotation plans.
❌ LISP is a dream stock, but high entry price makes it unsuitable for my dividend + compounding approach.
But I’m convinced it would make a fine addition to a portfolio and I will keep an eye on it and have it as one of my white whales!
A slightly different portfolio for a change. I am 22 years old.
The larger single stock position is due to my stock based compensation. It currently makes up a large part of my portfolio, but is fine for me at the moment.
I hold just under 3% in gold. I plan to replace the Vitainvest Passive 50 Sust fund with the Vitainvest Passive 100 Sust in the future. This position represents my third pillar of provision.
I am also thinking about expanding my portfolio with $LISP (-1,96%) or $ONON as I enjoy the companies and believe in a positive development in the long term.
What do you think?
Lindt & Sprüngli simply has a beautiful chart, a fantastic dividend development (not yield, which is rather moderate at 1.2%) and of course excellent business figures, even though it is about something "boring" like chocolate.
I am aware that the current P/E ratio of over 40 is perhaps a little too high, even historically. But you can currently get L&S at around 20% of the high, which hasn't happened often in the past. And you always had to calculate a "premium" here. Even the "circumstances" with the Swiss taxation did not stop me. For me, it's a value that my heirs can probably take care of...