Moncler Group reported a 5 percent increase in second-quarter revenues, reaching 409.3 million euros, as growth in Asia offset declines in Europe.
The company, which owns the Moncler and Stone Island brands, said revenues for the first half of 2026 rose 9 percent to 1.29 billion euros, exceeding analyst forecasts.
Asia-Pacific, Japan and Korea drove the gains, with revenues up 19 percent to 592.9 million euros in the first half. China and Korea led the second-quarter performance, which grew 12 percent in the region.
EMEA revenues fell 4 percent to 349.7 million euros over the six months and dropped 8 percent in the quarter amid weaker tourist spending. The Americas posted a 6 percent rise to 147 million euros in the first half.
Executive chair Remo Ruffini said the group remained focused on its products and creativity while extending brand relevance beyond the winter season. He noted the operating environment stays complex and unpredictable.