Editor’s Note
Kering’s 2025 results reveal a stark downturn, with revenue down 13% and net profit collapsing by 94%. This sharp decline underscores the significant challenges facing the luxury group and its key brands.

Kering, the parent company of brands including Gucci, announced its full-year 2025 results (January-December 2025). Revenue was €14.675 billion (approximately ¥2.6561 trillion), a 13% decrease year-on-year. Operating profit fell 52% to €1.047 billion (approximately ¥189.507 billion), and net profit plummeted 93.6% to €72 million (approximately ¥13.032 billion), indicating a significant decline in both revenue and profit.
By brand, sales at Demna-led Gucci fell sharply by 22%, while Saint Laurent also struggled with an 8% decline. Geographically, sales in Japan saw the largest drop at 19%. The Asia-Pacific region (excluding Japan) declined by 15%, Western Europe and North America by 10%, and other regions by 4%, resulting in revenue declines across all markets.

During the earnings briefing, the company addressed rumors regarding the potential sale of Alexander McQueen.

Revenue: €14.675 billion (down 13% YoY)
Operating Profit: €1.047 billion (down 52% YoY)
Net Profit: €72 million (down 93.6% YoY)
*Year-on-year comparisons exclude the impact of currency fluctuations.
*Exchange rate: 1 Euro = 181 Yen.
