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Interparfums: A $1.49 Billion Record Year Masks Slowing Organic Growth Trends
Interparfums, a global fragrance company operating through its European-based subsidiary and U.S.-based operations, reported record full-year sales of $1.49 billion in 2025, including a 7% reported and 3% organic growth in the fourth quarter. The company managed to navigate challenges such as tariffs, fluctuating foreign exchange rates, and geopolitical tensions through operational discipline and portfolio revitalization. Its diverse brand portfolio, including Lacoste, Roberto Cavalli, Jimmy Choo, Coach, and Montblanc, contributed to growth across multiple markets. Notably, Lacoste surged 28% in full-year sales in its second year under Interparfums’ management, while Roberto Cavalli fragrance sales increased 33% and MCM rose 17%. The introduction of Solferino, the company’s first proprietary ultra-luxury brand, marked a strategic move toward direct-to-consumer engagement and broader market reach. However, some legacy brands experienced softness; for example, Ferragamo declined 9% in 2025 despite new product launches.
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