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MAISONS DU MONDE: Q4 25 AND FY25 SALES
PRESS RELEASENANTES, JANUARY 30TH, 2026Q4 25 and FY25 sales update H2 Sales stabilization (-0.7% LfL) following -9% in H1Q4 LfL Sales at -5% driven by online underperformance€45m Costs Saving Plan achieved with new €30m ambition for 2026 International and Retail confirm resilience Southern Europe at (-1%) in Q4, with LfL Stores +1% (second positive quarter)Total Retail sales resisted (-2%) LfL of which (-4%) for FranceRefurbished Stores continue to deliver mid single digit growth Online facing c
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PRESS RELEASENANTES, JANUARY 30TH, 2026Q4 25 and FY25 sales update H2 Sales stabilization (-0.7% LfL) following -9% in H1Q4 LfL Sales at -5% driven by online underperformance€45m Costs Saving Plan achieved with new €30m ambition for 2026 International and Retail confirm resilience Online facing challenges Cost & Cash Inspire Everyday next key milestones GuidanceIn an encouraging situation with the stabilization of sales and positive cash generation in H2, the persistent lack of visibility in the macroeconomic environment and the retail sector - particularly in France - undermines the predictability of mid-term targets, and leads us to withhold our €100m cumulative FCF objective for 2024-2027 Francois-Melchior de Polignac, CEO commented "Autumn/Winter collection supported H2 improvement vs past trends. Southern Europe and Retail, even in France, confirmed their improved trajectory. We successfully executed our €45m cost-saving plan. Yet we continue to navigate in a challenging environment and we remain focused on costs and cash. I am also delighted to welcome Olivia Camplez as new head of digital and I am confident that she will quickly contribute to taking our digital experience to the next level” AUDIO WEBCAST FOR INVESTORS AND ANALYSTS: January 30, 2026 at 9:00 am CET / Webcast Connection: https://edge.media-server.com/mmc/p/t4fz3exi SALES PERFORMANCE FOR THE FOURTH QUARTER AND FULL YEAR 2025 Q4 2025 sales details Group net sales amounted to €278.1m in Q4 25, representing a 5.9% decline compared to Q4 24 and a 5.4% decrease on a like-for-like basis. Both sales channels declined over the quarter vs last year. Stores demonstrated greater resilience than Online, with store sales down 4% year-on-year, or -2% on a like-for-like basis, while Online sales decreased by minus 10%. Sales in France (-6%) and International markets (-5%) declined in broadly similar proportions. In France, the market environment remained particularly challenging, with the Retail Int Panel reporting an approximately 3% decline in traffic in Q4. International performance was mixed. Southern Europe remained broadly stable, with growth observed at store level, while Switzerland and the Benelux region continued to show resilient trends. By contrast, sales declined in Ger...
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