The Israeli textile group Delta Galil Industries Ltd. achieved new record sales in the 2025 financial year despite the “difficult retail environment”. However, the profit fell short of the previous year’s level. Overall, the parent company of brands such as Schiesser, Eminence and Delta was able to exceed its own forecasts with its results published on Thursday.
In the most recent financial year, group sales rose by four percent to 2.12 billion US dollars (1.80 billion euros). The fourth quarter contributed to this growth with revenues of $611.1 million. The group owed the increase mainly to its own retail trade. The online revenues of the company’s own brands – i.e. excluding the share of the Bare Necessities division – increased by 27 percent in the fourth quarter. This means that the group achieved double-digit growth in its digital business for the twelfth consecutive quarter.
The gross margin for the full year was 42.5 percent, an increase of 60 basis points compared to the previous year. In the fourth quarter it even grew by 140 basis points compared to the same period last year and reached a level of 43.1 percent. According to the group, this increase was due to a higher share of retail sales and continuous efficiency improvements in the production facilities. These measures helped the company mitigate the financial impact of US tariffs.
However, increased selling, administrative and general expenses – primarily due to retail expansion – and the impact of higher tariffs led to a slight decline in earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT). This was 164.4 million US dollars in 2025, three percent below the previous year’s level. The net profit attributable to shareholders fell by almost two percent to 84.9 million US dollars (71.9 million euros).
Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Isaac Dabah emphasized that he was “proud” of the annual results. The company has successfully navigated geopolitical tensions and inconsistent demand trends, he said in a statement.
The group has issued optimistic forecasts for 2026. It is targeting revenue between $2.29 billion and $2.33 billion and double-digit growth in profitability.
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