The company’s net sales rose 7 per cent year on year (YoY) to €1,745.9 million (~$2.06 billion) in FY25 ended January 31, 2026. Excluding Goldenpoint, sales growth stood at 2.9 per cent, significantly outperforming the reference market, which expanded by just 0.3 per cent during the period. Directly operated stores generated €1,431.3 million in revenue, up 8.2 per cent YoY, while franchising and B2B channels contributed €314.7 million.
OVS has posted record FY25 sales of €1,745.9 million (~$2.06 billion), up 7 per cent YoY, driven by like-for-like growth and Goldenpoint consolidation.
Adjusted gross margin rose 8.8 per cent, while net profit increased 14.8 per cent.
Key brands delivered solid EBITDA gains.
Womenswear and beauty led growth, with early FY26 performance remaining strong on robust collection demand.
The group delivered strong improvements across key financial metrics. Adjusted gross margin rose to €1,033 million, up 8.8 per cent YoY, with margin expanding to 59.2 per cent. Adjusted net profit was €89.4 million, an increase of 14.8 per cent YoY.
At the brand level, OVS reported EBITDA of €172.6 million, up €9.8 million YoY, while Upim recorded €44.0 million, compared with €40.1 million in 2024. Stefanel also delivered improved performance, with EBITDA rising by around €4 million. Goldenpoint contributed €3.9 million to EBITDA during its seven-month consolidation period, OVS said in a press release.
“2025 was a year of excellent results, with growth across all the main banners and brands. This performance confirms the validity of a positioning based on quality, stylistic research, and sustainability, which have elevated the perceived value of the brands, effectively intercepting a growing demand for quality products at affordable prices,” said Stefano Beraldo, CEO of OVS.
He added that the group continued to strengthen its brand portfolio, including the launch of Les Copains and extensions of the PIOMBO line, alongside the expansion of Altavia, B Angel, and Utopja. Womenswear and beauty remained standout categories, with the latter supported by Shaka stand-alone stores, now operating 10 locations.
“Another fundamental pillar remains the constant enhancement of the stores, in a context where offline is regaining centrality in customer preferences,” added Beraldo, highlighting investments in store design and customer experience.
Goldenpoint delivered sales growth of around 10 per cent during its initial consolidation phase, supported by product updates and store modernisation, along with purchasing synergies that improved margins.
“The internationalisation strategy of OVS is accelerating, supported by a solid financial position and the success of the womenswear offering. Expansion into the most promising markets is planned for 2026,” Beraldo said.
The 2026 financial year is showing significant growth compared to 2025 thanks to the very positive reception of the new collections, added the release.
Fibre2Fashion News Desk (SG)
