Jacques Bogart's 2025 revenue is expected to decline by 7.5%

The Jacques Bogart Group announces revenue of €263.9 million for 2025, representing a 7.5% decrease at constant scope and exchange rates. This decline is attributed to a challenging global economic environment, primarily impacting consumption in Europe, and uncertainties in the United States. Tensions related to tariffs and exchange rates weighed on exports.

Bogart Fragrances & Cosmetics saw a 13.1% decline, while Bogart Beauty Retail experienced a 7.6% drop, despite stable performance in Israel thanks to a more premium offering. The group nevertheless noted the successful launch of the Aholic brand and positive performance in the luxury perfumery segment with Stendhal and Rose et Marius.

For 2026, Jacques Bogart anticipates a cautious approach in the face of an uncertain geopolitical context and plans to focus on higher value-added products.