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Despite modest declines, Hugo Boss sees green shoots from its turnaround strategy, says GlobalData
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Neither Covid nor the energy crisis could bring down the Hugo Boss brand. They closed 2025 much stronger than 2024. Hugo Boss is a German clothing and fashion retailer ... ...
Hugo Boss profits climb amid turnaround attempt
Hugo Boss saw profits rise in its latest full year results amid its turnaround effort. The retailer’s EBIT was up 8 per cent to £337.9m over the year, as it shot up 22 per cent over the fourth quarter. Currency-adjusted sales increased 2 per cent during the year to £3.7bn, while Q4 revenues grew 7 per cent. The German clothing specialist saw growth of 9 per cent and 2 per cent throughout Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) for its fourth q…
Despite a decline in sales, Hugo Boss increased its profit. However, the fashion company remains cautious for the current year. Among other things, the group is cutting its dividend.
The German fashion firm Hugo Boss recorded a net profit attributed to 249 million euros in 2025, representing an improvement of 17% compared to the result counted a year earlier by the company, which will carry out until the end of 2027 a plan of repurchase of shares for the amount of 200 million euros.
Hugo Boss FY profits rise 8% as strategic realignment begins
Hugo Boss has reported an 8% increase in EBIT to €391m (£338m) for 2025, supported by a “robust” 22% surge in earnings during the final quarter, as the group announced plans to realign the business in 2026. It comes as currency-adjusted sales rose by 2% to €4.3bn (£3.7bn) over the year, with a 7% growth in sales in Q4. Growth in the EMEA and Americas regions offset a 5% decline in Asia-Pacific revenues across the year. The company also saw a r…
Despite modest declines, Hugo Boss sees green shoots from its turnaround strategy, says GlobalData
Discover what's happening in retail today, Retail Times publishes international & UK retail news covering products, data, tech, packaging, people, research, comment and much more. Following today’s release of Hugo Boss’ figures for the twelve months ending 31 December 2025; Chloe Tedford-Jones, apparel analyst at GlobalData, comments: “Hugo Boss met expectations with a modest 0.9% decline in FY2025 group sales to €4.3bn as it streamlined its op…
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