Maisons du Monde

Maisons du Monde reported Q4 2025 sales of €278.1m (-5.9%) and full-year sales of €947.3m (-5.4%). Online sales fell more sharply (-10.1% in the quarter; -10.5% for the year) than brick-and-mortar, with France weaker than southern Europe. For 2026 the company plans additional cost savings of €30m (bringing total savings to €120m for 2024–2026), store-network optimizations, improvements in inventory management, a redesign of the online experience, and product and designer initiatives. Management sees persistent challenges despite positive indicators in the second half of the year and expects slightly negative sales in January 2026. » More on de.investing.com

Maisons du Monde increased third-quarter sales in 2025 by 4.9% to €224.7m; on a like‑for‑like basis sales grew 5.9%. International retail sales rose 15%, France recorded a 3.5% increase, while nine‑month sales overall fell by 5.3%. Management plans growth for 2026, is expanding product categories and expects slightly positive growth for Q4 2025; the stock fell 1.72% to €2.00 after the release. » More on de.investing.com

Maisons du Monde reported Q3 2025 sales of €224.7m, up 4.9% year-on-year and +5.9% like-for-like. Drivers were decorative items (+7.4%) and brick-and-mortar retail (+7.9%), which accounts for 72.8% of total sales; online sales rose 1.1%. International business grew 8.0% to €104.5m, NPS improved to 56, and the store network comprises 331 locations. Despite the recovery, the share fell to €2.00; management is relying in Q4 on early Christmas collections, inventory optimization and controlled advertising spend to carry the momentum into 2026. » More on de.investing.com