The fact that? Puig delivered solid financial results in the first half of 2025, publishing € 2.3 billion in net income and reaffirming his guide all year.
The details Net income increased a similar 7.6% (+5.9% reported), with adjusted Ebitda from 8.6% to € 445 million and the margin improved to 19.4%. The net gain increased 78.8% to € 275 million, an assistant for the absence of OPI costs of the previous year. The fragrance and fashion remained the largest taxpayer, 8.6% LFL, supported by Carolina Herrera and Rabanne. The makeup recovered in the second quarter with a two -digit growth, directed by Charlotte Tilbury Innovations, while skin care increased 8.6% of LFL with a strong demand for Uriage.
At the regional level, Asia-Pacific saw the strongest growth (+16.5% LFL), followed by the Americas (+10.9% LFL). Puig also appointed José Manuel Albesa as CEO attached, informing the president and CEO Marc Puig, to supervise all divisions.
Why? The results underline Puig’s ability to overcome the global premium beauty market, with a force of fragrance, a makeup segment in recovery and impulse of geographical diversity as the group goes to its key holiday season.
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