Moncler: a record year. After its fourth-quarter results, the group led by Remo Ruffini soars on the stock market. 2025 was the best year in the group’s history, exceeding €3 billion, and the next step is to grow in the spring-summer season.
A record year
The Moncler group, owner of the Moncler and Stone Island brands, closed 2025 with a revenue of €3.1 billion, up 3% at constant exchange rates compared to 2024. Brand-wise, Moncler reached €2.7 billion, up 3% (again at constant exchange rates). Stone Island reached €411.2 million, up 4%. The results exceeded the company’s expectations, which were set at 1% growth. The group’s net profit was €626.7 million, down slightly from €639.6 million in 2024. However, this figure exceeded the consensus by 6%. According to Vogue Business, the decrease in profit was mainly due to higher financial expenses.
Stock value goes up
However, Moncler shares (+11% on the morning of Friday, February 20) rose mainly due to the company’s fourth-quarter performance. According to the group’s management, this momentum continued into 2026. In the fourth quarter, the group’s revenues grew by 7% to 1.3 billion. Moncler +6% and Stone Island +16%: both brands achieved record revenues. Gino Fisanotti, Moncler’s chief brand officer, is confident in Moncler’s ability to continue its growth streak. In particular, the brand aims to increase sales during the summer season.
To achieve this goal, Moncler has promised to make greater efforts, in addition to those already made in design and product development. During the conference call with analysts, Remo Ruffini made it clear that he isn’t resigning or stepping down. In fact, on April 1, Ruffini will hand over the reins of CEO of the group to former Bottega Veneta CEO Bartolomeo Rongone. “I will be fully involved, every day, with the same passion and commitment”, Ruffini said. According to him, “only companies that understand when and how to embrace change are able to succeed”.
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