Full-Year Revenue and Scale
Moncler Group delivered EUR 3.13 billion of revenues for FY2025, demonstrating resilience in a difficult environment.
Quarterly Acceleration and DTC Strength
Q4 acceleration: Moncler DTC up 7% (Moncler Q4 +6% overall) and Stone Island DTC up 16%, reflecting strong direct-to-consumer momentum into year-end and continuing into early Q1.
Stone Island Outstanding Q4 Performance
Stone Island grew +16% in Q4 with regional strength: Americas +26%, Europe +12%, Asia +22%. Wholesale +17% and DTC +16% in Q4, signaling broad-based recovery and retail KPI improvement.
High Profitability and Net Cash Position
Reported EBIT margin of 29.2% (only slightly below prior year 29.5%) and a strong net cash position of approximately EUR 1.5 billion (up from EUR 1.3 billion the prior year, ~+15%).
Dividend Policy and Capital Allocation
Board is expected to propose a dividend of EUR 1.4 per share with a payout ratio of over 60%, underscoring capital returns alongside reinvestment.
Successful Marketing Campaigns and Brand Moments
Major creative wins: 'Warmer Together' labeled the largest campaign in Moncler history, record Grenoble campaign, Winter Olympics sponsorship (Brazil), high-profile collaborations (Jil Sander, JW Anderson reissue, ASAP Rocky) and strong event presence (Aspen).
Strategic Investments and Organizational Strengthening
CapEx at 6.9% of revenues to support HQ, distribution and a flagship New York Fifth Avenue store (plan to normalize to ~6% in 2026). Leadership evolution with Leo Rongone joining as Group CEO (April) while Remo Ruffini becomes Executive Chairman to keep creative/strategic leadership.
Sustainability and Digital Initiatives
Sustainability efforts were highly ranked globally; digital improvements include a refreshed .com and AI partnership (Google/Veo) to enhance omnichannel recommendations and product education.