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Hermès reports 1.72 percent net profit decrease due to exceptional surtax

French luxury group Hermès announced on Thursday, February 12, 2026, a 1.72 percent decrease in its net profit for 2025, which fell to 4.5 billion euros (5.35 billion dollars). This decline was attributed to an exceptional surtax imposed on large companies by the French government to restore public finances. Excluding this exceptional...

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Kering 2025: moment of truth for François-Henri Pinault's powerhouse

The luxury sector is no longer smooth sailing, and Kering (Kering) has become its most sensitive barometer. With a 13 percent decline in turnover, compressed profitability, and Gucci still undergoing reconstruction, the French group concludes a 2025 financial year that management describes as transitional. Investors, however, see it primarily as...

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Punt Roma exceeds 150 million in sales: reduced debt, increased equity and new openings

In a year marked by significant strategic moves for Victrix Group, the parent company of Punt Roma, the company closed 2024 by reinforcing its expansion drive. This was previously signalled mid-year with the acquisition of brand rights for the German company Gerry Weber and subsequently for Samoon. Six months later, the accounts for the full...

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Inditex revives growth as net profit jumps 8.9 percent

Madrid – Inditex group, the owner of fashion brands including Zara, Bershka, Massimo Dutti, Pull&Bear and Oysho, has reported its results for the third quarter of the 2025 fiscal year. During the three-month period ending October 31, the company managed to revive growth to the highest rate of the current financial year despite the ongoing impact...

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Loewe grew by +9 percent in Jonathan Anderson's final year

Madrid – Spanish brand Loewe has presented the results for its main parent company, Loewe SA, for its latest 2024 financial year. The Madrid-based fashion house, owned by the French multinational holding company LVMH, once again achieved record turnover, although it experienced a notable drop in profits. These financial statements mark the end...

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Bimba y Lola's H1 revenue increases 7 percent driven by retail

Madrid – Bimba y Lola has reported a strong performance for the first half of its 2025 financial year, with revenue growing by 7 percent, more than double the growth rate from the same period last year. While specific total revenue figures were not disclosed, the company's financial health seems robust, building on a year that closed with total...

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Zara sees slowing growth as Inditex sales decline in key markets

Madrid – Inditex, the Spanish fashion multinational that owns a brand portfolio including Zara, Bershka, Stradivarius and Massimo Dutti, reported its results for the first half of its current 2025 financial year this morning. This six-month period, ending on 31 July, saw the company achieve reduced sales and profit growth, while contracting its...

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Puig's net profit jumps 79 percent in first half of 2025

Madrid – Puig, the leading Spanish multinational in the fashion and beauty sectors and parent company of brands such as Carolina Herrera, Jean Paul Gaultier, Paco Rabanne, Nina Ricci, Byredo and Dries Van Noten, reported its results for the first half of the 2025 financial year after the market closed. This six-month period, ending on June 30,...

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Lojas Renner net profit grows 28.4 percent in Q2 2025

According to a statement released late on Thursday, August 7, Lojas Renner reported a net profit of 404.5 million reais in the second quarter of 2025. This represents a 28.4 percent increase compared to the same period in 2024. Revenue grew by 18.5 percent between April and June, reaching 3.65 billion reais. Gross profit was 2.1 billion reais, a...

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Adolfo Domínguez Q1: Sales dip, losses narrow

Madrid – Spanish fashion company Adolfo Domínguez has reported its results for the first quarter of its current 2025 financial year. This period, covering March to May, saw the Galician fashion group achieve turnover slightly below last year's figures, and once again reported losses. According to the accounts presented by Adolfo Domínguez's...

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El Corte Inglés reduced its international business by 20 percent and laid off over 900 employees in a year

Madrid - Following multiple confirmations of its positive trajectory and the announcement of its best revenue figures in 14 years for fiscal year 2024, El Corte Inglés has now released its consolidated accounts, providing a comprehensive view of its global business model. This detailed disclosure follows the department store giant's commitment...

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Mango reports strong H1, aims to make US one of top three markets by 2026

Madrid – Spanish fashion multinational Mango has just reported its sales figures for the first half of its current 2025 financial year, showcasing significant double-digit growth. According to the information provided by Mango's management, the Spanish company closed the first half of its 2025 financial year generating total sales of 1.73...