Moncler ended 2025 on a high note

Although the Italian group’s revenue and profits did not skyrocket over the full year, sales picked up significantly at the end of the year. The stock market is pleased…

Moncler ended 2025 on a high note.

Although the revenue of the Italian group, owner of the eponymous brand and Stone Island, closed the year with a rather modest increase of 1% on a reported basis (+3% at constant exchange rates) to €3.13 billion, it nevertheless outperformed analysts’ consensus forecasts, which had predicted €3.06 billion.

Better than expected

But above all, the group is showing strong momentum, with sales up 7% at constant exchange rates to €1.3 billion in the fourth quarter, driven by growing demand in its main markets. This is better than the Visible Alpha consensus, which was “only” €1.215 billion…

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