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ArticleMoncler appoints Bottega Veneta chief as new CEO
The new CEO will lead the winter outerwear brand as founder Remo Ruffini shifts to Executive Chairman to focus on long-term strategy.
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ArticleMoncler holds its ground in tough market
Moncler held its ground in 9M 2025, posting €1.84 billion in revenues despite headwinds.
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News briefsMoncler reports modest revenue growth in h1 2025, margins under pressure
Moncler Group generated revenues of €1.226 billion in the first half of 2025.
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ArticleMoncler continues double-digit DTC growth in 2024 as wholesale falls
Moncler Group, the Italy-based parent of the Moncler and Stone Island brands, saw full-year 2024 consolidated revenues increase 7 percent.
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News briefsMoncler ready for more luxury as it eyes a British gem
Shares in Burberry have risen by 6 percent after reports suggested Italian rival Moncler may be considering a bid for the British luxury fashion brand.
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News briefsLVMH acquires 10% of shares in Double R, strengthening ties with Moncler
The partnership is meant to strengthen Ruffini Partecipazioni Holding’s position as the largest shareholder in Moncler.
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News briefsBlackRock has regained 5 percent of the shares in Moncler
The Manhattan-based asset management company boosts Moncler holdings to over 5%, as the luxury brand reports 11% revenue growth in the first half of 2024.
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News briefsStone Island partners with basketball team
The brand reveals a collaboration with Toronto’s Scarborough Shooting Stars – its first-ever partnership in basketball.
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PDF NewsletterSGI Europe Executive Edition: Vol 35 - 9+10
Puma expects business headwinds to persist in H1 of 2024 | IIC reports another successful year | Technical apparel will fuel Amer Sports’ growth in FY24 | Frasers Group boosts board with key appointments | Foot Locker delivers tepid outlook, delays Ebit margin objective | Moncler Group’s FY23 Ebit increases by 15 percent | Acushnet pleased with golf’s resilience across the EMEA | Gymshark’s annual profit drops despite higher sales | Bowflex files for bankruptcy protection, reaches stalking horse agreement | OOSC Clothing secures £1.4m export finance deal to fuel global expansion | Moncler: Grinta withdraws from Double R, signs consultation agreement with RPH | Salomon launches 3rd gen of Index recyclable running shoe | Gildan results benefit from higher customer replenishment | Globe spinning in right direction with shift in focus | A bright future for pickleball in Spain? | Refurbed expands into the second-hand sporting goods market | A new player emerges in the Russian sporting goods market
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ArticleMoncler Group’s FY23 Ebit increases by 15 percent
In its 10th year as a public company, Moncler Group, the Milan-based luxury group generated 15 percent Ebit growth to €893.8 million from €774.5 million on a 15 percent consolidated revenue increase to €2.98 billion from €2.6 billion.
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