Core Insights - The Christian Dior group reported a revenue of €80.8 billion for 2025, demonstrating resilience and innovative momentum despite a challenging global economic and geopolitical environment [1][6][8] - The company experienced a decline in Europe during the second half of the year, while the United States saw growth driven by strong local demand [1][6] - Japan's revenue decreased compared to 2024, which had benefited from increased tourist spending due to a weaker yen [1] - The rest of Asia showed improved trends, returning to growth in the latter half of the year [1] Financial Performance - Organic revenue growth was 1% in the fourth quarter, consistent with the third quarter [2] - Profit from recurring operations for 2025 was €17.7 billion, resulting in an operating margin of 22%, impacted by currency fluctuations [2][8] - The group net profit reached €11.2 billion, with the group share of net profit at €4.5 billion [2] - Operating free cash flow increased by 8% to €11.3 billion [2][8] Business Group Performance - **Wines & Spirits**: Revenue decreased by 5% (organic), with profit from recurring operations down 25% due to weaker demand for cognac and trade tensions affecting key markets [12][9] - **Fashion & Leather Goods**: Revenue declined, but showed improvement in the second half, with a high operating margin of 35% despite a 13% drop in profit from recurring operations [13][9] - **Perfumes & Cosmetics**: Revenue remained stable on an organic basis, with an 8% increase in profit from recurring operations, achieving an operating margin of 8.9% [14][9] - **Watches & Jewelry**: Recorded organic revenue growth of 3%, with profit from recurring operations down 2% [15][9] - **Selective Retailing**: Achieved organic revenue growth of 4% and a 28% increase in profit from recurring operations, with Sephora continuing to grow its market share [17][9] Environmental and Social Impact - The company made progress under its LIFE 360 environmental program, with 41% of materials sourced through recycling processes, an increase of 8% from 2024 [7] - Significant increases in certified raw materials were noted, with cotton certification rising to 84% and wool to 76% [7] - Water withdrawal for production sites was reduced by 19% compared to 2019, with a target of 30% reduction by 2030 [7] - The group supported nearly 1,000 nonprofits and charitable foundations, with over 69,000 employees participating in community involvement [10] Future Outlook - The company remains confident in its strategy for 2026, focusing on brand development, innovation, and quality in products and distribution [18][19]