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Rémy Cointreau Cuts Targets After Sales Drop, Warns of Tariff Headwinds
On June 4, 2025, French spirits company Remy Cointreau announced it cut its long-term 2029-2030 sales targets amid a sales and profit drop mainly affecting its US and China markets.
The company cited tariff pressures from US and China trade disputes, weak luxury demand, and macroeconomic uncertainty as reasons forcing it to withdraw these growth objectives.
Remy reported a 4.8% sales decline to €984.6 million and a 30.5% operating profit drop to €217 million in fiscal 2024/2025, partially offset by €85 million in cost savings.
The company warned that tariff increases could reduce operating profit by up to €100 million gross, but expects to mitigate about 35% through operational actions, limiting net impact to €65 million.
Incoming CEO Franck Marilly, appointed on June 25, 2025, will establish a new strategic roadmap focused on more modest mid-single-digit sales growth amid ongoing global trade tensions.