Interparfums, Inc.
91.70-4.21 (-4.39%)
Oct 29, 4:00:01 PM EDT · NasdaqGS · IPAR · USD
Key Stats
Market Cap
2.95BP/E (TTM)
18.27Basic EPS (TTM)
5.02Dividend Yield
0.03%Recent Filings
8-K
Q3 sales up 1%
Interparfums reported third-quarter net sales of $430 million, up 1% from last year, with European operations surging 5% on Jimmy Choo's 16% growth and Lacoste hitting $100 million pace. US sales dipped 6%, hit by Dunhill's phase-out, yet Roberto Cavalli soared 44%. Management eyes Q4 rebound via pricing hikes and innovations, despite macro headwinds. Momentum builds.
8-K
Board expands with industry experts
Interparfums expanded its board from nine to eleven members at the September 10, 2025 annual meeting, electing Patrick Bousquet-Chavanne and Herve Bouillonnec alongside re-electing incumbents. Bousquet-Chavanne brings 35 years of FMCG and retail leadership from Estee Lauder and LVMH, while Bouillonnec, the company's Chief Commercial Officer, adds deep fragrance expertise. Shareholders also approved executive compensation and hook share cancellation. This bolsters governance with fresh industry insights.
8-K
Q2 sales dip, guidance intact
Interparfums reported Q2 2025 net sales of $334 million, down 2% from $342 million last year, yet gross margins expanded to 66.2% from 64.5% on favorable mix. Operating income dipped 9% to $59 million amid higher advertising spends, while half-year sales rose 1% to $673 million with reaffirmed full-year guidance of $1.51 billion in sales and $5.35 diluted EPS. New licenses for Longchamp, Off-White, and Goutal bolster the portfolio, but tariffs and regional declines pose headwinds. Balance sheet stays robust at $205 million in cash.
10-Q
Q2 FY2025 results
Interparfums posted Q2 net sales of $333.9M, down 2% y/y but up 1% for the half-year to $672.8M, with European operations driving 7% y/y growth to $482.7M amid strong Lacoste and Coach performances, while U.S. sales dipped 20% y/y due to the Dunhill exit. Gross margins held steady at 66.2% for the quarter and climbed to 65.0% for the half, yet operating income slipped 9% y/y to $59.2M as promotional spending rose; diluted EPS fell to $0.99 from $1.14, consistent with 32,149 diluted shares. Cash swelled to $151.5M with $4.5M operating cash flow, offsetting $16.6M capex for a derived $ (12.1M) free cash flow, while total debt hit $209.7M including a $54.6M new issuance. The Goutal IP acquisition in March 2025 for $19.7M bolsters the portfolio, alongside license renewals for Coach and Van Cleef. Competition from luxury giants pressures market share.
8-K
Q2 sales dip amid shifts
Interparfums reported Q2 2025 net sales of $334 million, down 2% from $342 million last year, while six-month sales rose 1% to $673 million; European operations surged 6% to $241 million on strong Lacoste and Coach launches, but U.S. sales dropped 20% to $96 million due to the Dunhill license end. Organic six-month growth hit 3%, yet macroeconomic headwinds tempered results. Momentum builds in H2. Pricing hikes and innovations target stronger performance.
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