Macron has reported for Q3 2025 an 8 percent increase in consolidated revenue, which reached €188 million. Growth was driven by key European markets and accelerating expansion in the US.
The Bologna-based brand continues to strengthen its position as a global leader in high-performance sportswear, supported by expanding international operations and infrastructure investments.
Macron surges in Germany and US markets
The UK, Italy and Spain remain Macron’s largest markets, while Germany grew by 32 percent year-over-year. In the US, revenues more than doubled – from €3.8 million in 2024 to €9.9 million in the first nine months of 2025 – boosted by the Connecticut distribution center opened in September 2024.
Across Europe, standout growth was reported in Poland, Bulgaria and Belgium, where a mix of major technical sponsorships and higher productivity in the Macron Sports Hub retail network led to sales increases of over 70 percent.
Macron eyes record turnover for 2025
Macron is expanding its Valsamoggia headquarters with the addition of a fourth building, scheduled for completion in January 2026. The €15 million Macron Distribution Center 2 will enhance the company’s global operational capacity.
CEO Gianluca Pavanello said the company is “surpassing its revenue targets” and remains confident of closing 2025 with a new record in turnover, after achieving €223.6 million in 2024. The brand continues to consolidate its position as a global reference in performance teamwear while expanding into lifestyle categories through Macron O.N.E. – Own Nothing Else, its high-end athleisure line designed to combine performance and everyday wear.
