Dino, a popular Polish supermarket chain, has seen its stock price stall after a slump following the release of its Q2 earnings. Despite recent downward trends, an analyst remains optimistic about the company’s future, predicting a return to growth in 2025. The company’s expansion strategy, which had previously been a key driver of success, has slowed due to the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Additionally, Dino has been impacted by rising costs, including labor and food prices. Despite these challenges, the analyst believes that factors contributing to the negative performance in 2024 are likely to subside next year, potentially leading to a rebound in growth. Dino’s history on the Warsaw Stock Exchange (GPW) has been marked by success, with its 2017 IPO being one of the largest that year. However, the recent downturn has raised concerns about the company’s future.