GEOX

Geox reported Q1 2026 revenue of €165 million, a decline of 12.5% year‑on‑year, after which the share price fell 2.14%. The company cited weaknesses in core markets such as France and Russia as well as problems in online wholesale and retail. Geox achieved cost savings of €10 million and reduced inventory by 22%, and is now placing greater emphasis on technological innovation and faster product development as growth drivers. » Mais em de.investing.com

Geox reports net sales of €608.7m for fiscal year 2025 (‑8.3%) and has halved its net loss to €16.2m. The company achieved adjusted EBIT of €9.0m thanks to cost reductions of around €27.4m and reduced bank debt to €92.6m. For 2026 Geox expects a low‑single‑digit revenue decline, targets an adjusted EBIT margin of 2–3% and plans to update its business plan in spring. » Mais em de.investing.com

Geox recorded net revenue of €492m in the third quarter of 2025, a decrease of 6.2% year-on-year, and a like-for-like sales decline of 3.8%. The company reduced its store network from 616 to 569 locations and improved the adjusted EBITDA margin versus the prior year. E‑commerce sales on its own website rose by 3.7%, while the women's segment weakened markedly (-15.4%). For 2025 Geox expects a revenue decline in the high single-digit percentage range; net bank debt stands at around €106m. » Mais em de.investing.com

Geox recorded a net revenue decline of 6.2% to €492m in the third quarter of 2025; on a like-for-like basis, sales fell by 3.8%. Restructuring measures led to cost savings of €20m in the first nine months, while a 15.4% slump in the women’s shoe segment weighed on performance. For 2025 the company expects a high single-digit percentage decline in revenue and targets net debt of €100–110m at year-end; an updated business plan is due to be presented in spring 2026. » Mais em de.investing.com