Hermès reported full-year 2025 results with revenue reaching EUR 16.00 billion, an increase of 5.5 percent. Recurring operating income for the year was EUR 6.57 billion, up 7 percent. Net income attributable to shareholders stood at EUR 4.52 billion, representing a 5.5 percent increase. Gross margin amounted to EUR 11.38 billion. Sales in the fourth quarter totaled EUR 4.10 billion. Growth was recorded across all geographical areas, with Europe, Japan, the Americas, and the Middle East achieving double-digit increases. Hermès highlighted the continued expansion of its distribution network through store openings and extensions. The company noted a significant negative impact from currency fluctuations, totaling EUR 515 million on revenue for the year. The board will propose a dividend of EUR 18.00 per share at the upcoming Annual General Meeting, including an interim dividend of EUR 5.00 per share to be paid in February 2026. Executive Chairman Axel Dumas emphasized the success of Hermès' exclusive and qualitative network and strong vertical integration, attributing the robust performance to the company's distinctive strategy and commitment to quality. The group reiterated its medium-term ambition for revenue growth despite ongoing economic and geopolitical uncertainties.

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