The Spanish luxury and cosmetics group Puig, which owns the Paco Rabanne and Jean-Paul Gaultier brands, made an adjusted net profit of almost 600 million euros in 2025. The result was driven in particular by sales of make-up and skin care products.
The company went public in 2024 but remains majority owned by the Puig family. According to annual results published on Wednesday, the group recorded an adjusted net profit of 587 million euros. This corresponds to an increase of 6.5 percent compared to the 551 million euros in 2024.
The cosmetics group’s sales exceeded the five billion euro mark last year and amounted to 5.04 billion euros. This corresponds to an increase of 5.3 percent compared to the previous year. At that time, sales were 4.79 billion euros.
Chief Executive Officer Marc Puig praised the company’s “solid and high-quality performance” in a highly competitive sector in a statement. More than half of sales, 55 percent in total, were generated in Europe, the Middle East and Africa. The Americas region followed with 35 percent.
The Catalan cosmetics company was founded in Barcelona in 1914 by the entrepreneur Antonio Puig Castellò. It is “well positioned to maintain healthy growth and continue to perform well in the luxury market,” Puig said.
Puig controls the brands Paco Rabanne, Nina Ricci, Charlotte Tilbury and Jean-Paul Gaultier, among others. The company sells its products in over 150 countries and has its own branches in 33 of them.
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