Strong performance in Asia lifts Moncler in Q1
Results for the Moncler group show revenues of €880.5 million for the first three months of 2026. This represents growth of 6% year on year.
Its high-end sports clothing brand Moncler contributed €766.5 million to the total. The remaining €114 million was from clothing brand Stone Island. These figures mean rises of 6% for each brand.
More than 50% of Moncler’s revenues, €433 million, came from sales in Asia. Its revenues there were up by 14% compared to the same quarter last year. This helped offset falls of 2% in Europe and the Americas, where revenues reached €238.5 million and €95 million, respectively.
Executive chairman, Remo Ruffini, said: “In a global context shaped by conflicts and instability, both Moncler and Stone Island have shown strong energy and cultural relevance.”
Former chief executive of Bottega Veneta, Leo Rongone, moved to Moncler at the end of March to become chief executive there.
