Bremen, 19 June 2025: The DMK Group today published its digital annual review for the 2024 financial year. In addition to confirming the strong economic result and significant progress in the sustainable transformation, the company is using artificial intelligence for the first time: a smart, AI-supported guide on the DMK website accompanies visitors through the thematic worlds of the review in a quickly, comprehensibly and interactively way.

The DMK annual review confirms the preliminary business figures published in March: With a net profit of 24.6 million euros (previous year: 13.2 million euros) - and an equity ratio of 35.4% (previous year: 34.7%), the DMK Group exceeded its target figures. Particularly pleasing: at around 47 cents per kilogramme, the milk price paid out was once again at a competitive level - 6 cents more than in the previous year. DMK eG farmers are currently (June) receiving 56.32 cents/kg raw milk (incl. HF3 surcharge).

In addition to the business figures, the annual review provides entertaining information on the company's key topics - from sustainability and innovation to economic development. Various formats such as film, text and podcast are used.

"Our 2024 annual financial statements give us a tailwind to continue our transformation and realise our full potential as a strong cooperative. With passion and team spirit. Through openness to new ideas and further development of the tried and tested - as we are impressively demonstrating with the first-time use of an AI-based assistant in the annual review," explains Ingo Müller, CEO of the DMK Group.

The chatbot enables an authentic exchange with the users of the annual review and responds individually to their information needs and communication styles. In this way, DMK presents itself as a reliable, innovative and responsible player that combines traditional cooperative values with a modern, sustainable self-image. DMK is thus underlining that it will continue to follow a clear corporate compass with its self-defined Vision 2030 and work towards a sustainable and forward-looking dairy industry that relies on dialogue with all stakeholders.