The Italian fashion group Moncler Group was able to achieve a small increase in sales in the 2025 financial year thanks to growth in the two brands Moncler and Stone Island. However, the profit fell short of the previous year’s level. This emerges from an annual report that the parent company Moncler SpA published on Thursday evening.
Accordingly, group sales reached 3.13 billion euros last year. This means it exceeded the 2024 level by one percent despite difficult conditions. Adjusted for exchange rate changes, revenue increased by three percent. In the fourth quarter, the group was able to significantly increase its growth rate: adjusted for currency effects, sales increased by seven percent in the period from October to December.
The Moncler and Stone Island brands are achieving sales growth
The annual sales of the core brand Moncler grew by one percent (currency-adjusted +3 percent) to 2.72 billion euros. Demand developed positively in Asia, with sales increasing by three percent (currency-adjusted +7 percent) to 1.42 billion euros, and in America, where sales increased by three percent (currency-adjusted +5 percent) to 391.1 million euros. In the EMEA region, which includes Europe, the Middle East and Asia, the label’s sales fell by four percent (-3 percent adjusted for currency effects) to 913.8 million euros.
The Stone Island brand increased its revenue by two percent (currency-adjusted +4 percent) to 411.2 million euros. It benefited from strong growth in Asia (+11 percent, currency-adjusted +16 percent), while sales stagnated in EMEA and fell by five percent (-2 percent currency-adjusted) in America.
In the months before the turn of the year, Stone Island was able to gain momentum again and, thanks to double-digit growth in all market regions, achieved a currency-adjusted increase of 16 percent.
Net profit decreases slightly
The group was able to keep its gross margin constant at 78.1 percent compared to the previous year. However, earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) fell by 0.3 percent to 913.4 million euros, not least due to higher selling costs. Net profit fell by two percent to 626.7 million euros.
