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Moncler Group Revenue Up, Profit Down; Asia Drives Growth

Araverus Team|Tuesday, April 21, 2026 at 5:06 PM

Moncler Group Revenue Up, Profit Down; Asia Drives Growth

Araverus Team

Apr 21, 2026 · 5:06 PM

Asia Demand · Earnings · Luxury Fashion · Moncler

Asia DemandEarningsLuxury FashionMoncler

Key Takeaway

Moncler Group's ability to achieve revenue growth despite market softness, particularly driven by robust Asian demand, means continued resilience for luxury fashion brands with strong international presence. This trend means investors should scrutinize geographic revenue diversification and operational cost management within the broader luxury sector.

Moncler Group reported a slight 1 percent revenue increase to 3.13 billion euros for the 2025 financial year, driven by its Moncler and Stone Island brands, despite challenging market conditions, while net profit declined by 2 percent to 626.7 million euros.

The group's revenue growth reached 3 percent at constant exchange rates, significantly accelerating to 7 percent in the fourth quarter. The core Moncler brand saw 1 percent revenue growth (3 percent at constant exchange rates) to 2.72 billion euros, with strong demand in Asia (+3 percent, +7 percent at constant exchange rates) and the Americas (+3 percent, +5 percent at constant exchange rates), offsetting a 4 percent decline in the EMEA region.

Stone Island increased its revenue by 2 percent (4 percent at constant exchange rates) to 411.2 million euros, benefiting significantly from 11 percent growth in Asia (16 percent at constant exchange rates). Despite a constant gross margin of 78.1 percent, earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) decreased by 0.3 percent to 913.4 million euros, largely due to higher distribution costs, which directly led to the net profit decline.

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Luxury-Jacket Brand Moncler Starts Year Strongly as Asian Demand Makes Up for Hit to European Tourismwsj.comMoncler's first-quarter revenue beats expectations as Asian demand holds up - FashionNetwork - The World's Fashion Business Newsww.fashionnetwork.comItalian luxury group Moncler’s Q4 revenue beats estimate - Yahoo Financefinance.yahoo.comSales at Italy’s Moncler Up 16% in First Quarter Boosted by China - The Business of Fashionbusinessoffashion.comItaly's Moncler FY25 revenue reaches $3.69 bn with resilient margins - Fibre2Fashionfibre2fashion.com

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