Nomad Foods (NOMD) Down 11% Since Q4 2025 Results

​Nomad Foods Limited (NYSE:NOMD) is one of the Best Undervalued UK Stocks to Invest In. The share price of Nomad Foods Limited (NYSE:NOMD) has declined more than 11% (as of 12:41 pm GMT-5) since the release of its fiscal Q4 2025 earnings on February 26. The company grew its quarterly revenue by 9.76% year-over-year to $912.43 million, but missed expectations by $2.95 million. The EPS of $0.51 also fell short of the expectations by $0.01.

​Following the release, on February 27, Scott Marks CFA from Jefferies reiterated a Buy rating on the stock but lowered the price target from $17 to $16. On the same day, Stephen Powers from Deutsche Bank also lowered the firm’s price target on Nomad Foods Limited (NYSE:NOMD) from $18 to $15 and maintained a Buy rating.

​For the full year, the company experienced a 2% decline in sales, a decrease of 250 basis points in gross profit margins, and a 7% decline in adjusted EPS. This was mainly due to a loss of $100 million to supply chain inflation, as the company didn’t raise consumer prices. The guidance for 2026 isn’t optimistic as well. Management expects organic sales to drop by a further 2% to 5%, along with adjusted EPS to fall between 4% to 13%. However, this is due to 2026 being a transformative year under the new Chief Executive Officer, Dominic Brisby.

​Nomad Foods Limited (NYSE:NOMD) is Europe’s largest frozen food company, manufacturing and distributing products like fish, vegetables, poultry, meals, pizza, and ice cream across over 22 European markets.

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