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Category: Interparfums
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Listed beauty groups averaged 4.2% weighted like-for-like growth in Q1 26, but this masks a real divide. Half the peer group grew meaningfully while the other half was flat or in decline. I reckon that the differences partially come down to three variables: category mix, China exposure, and proximity to the Middle East conflict.
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L’Oréal commanded more social media and search attention over the past twelve months than the next ten beauty groups combined.
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Last week in beauty, L’Oréal is off to a strong year start with sales up 6.7% in Q1 26.
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Interparfums Inc. reported first-quarter sales of $345 million, up 2% at current rate but down 2% organically once you back out the war in the Middle East.
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Last week in beauty saw record profits for some and tough quarters for others. From AI bets to IPO rumors, here’s the breakdown.
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Interparfums has further expanded its perfume portfolio by securing the licenses for Nautica and David Beckham. Interparfums targets annual sales surpassing $50m for David Beckham and $70m for Nautica. These acquisitions represent a bet on mass-market appeal and brand legacy.
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Interparfums has reported full-year 2025 revenue of €918 million at constant exchange rates, representing organic growth of 4.3%. On a reported basis, revenue reached €899 million, a 2.1% increase, weighed down by significant dollar weakness.