Milan, May 6th, 2026-The Board of Directors of Davide Campari-Milano N.V. (Reuters CPRI.MI-Bloomberg CPR IM) approved Campari Group's Net Sales results for the three months ending March 31st, 2026.
Q1 2026 HIGHLIGHTS
Campari Group registered solid +2.9% organic topline growth in Q1 2026 reflecting broad based growth across brand houses and regions with 18 countries in growth, including core ones, as well as targeted inventory optimisation in the US on non-priority brands. The Group continued its strong industry outperformance and share gains in sell-out1, especially on the strategic on-premise channel. The performance in Q1, the smallest quarter, was supported by accelerated activations focusing on de-seasonalisation and geographic expansion.
Net sales overall were at €643 million, declining by -3.4% on a reported basis reflecting +2.9% organic growth, -2.2% perimeter impact due to the Cinzano disposal and -4.1% FX effect mainly driven by US and Jamaican dollar.
Simon Hunt, Chief Executive Officer: 'We started 2026 with a solid performance in our smallest quarter by executing our new strategy of fewer, bigger bets. Despite the challenging operating backdrop, we gained market share in nearly all our key markets globally, especially on our priority brands. At the same time, we made good progress on our more focused brand investments and innovation pipeline ready for our peak season. This solid start means we are confirming our guidance for 2026.'.
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Q1 2026 HIGHLIGHTS
Campari Group registered solid +2.9% organic topline growth in Q1 2026 reflecting broad based growth across brand houses and regions with 18 countries in growth, including core ones, as well as targeted inventory optimisation in the US on non-priority brands. The Group continued its strong industry outperformance and share gains in sell-out1, especially on the strategic on-premise channel. The performance in Q1, the smallest quarter, was supported by accelerated activations focusing on de-seasonalisation and geographic expansion.
Net sales overall were at €643 million, declining by -3.4% on a reported basis reflecting +2.9% organic growth, -2.2% perimeter impact due to the Cinzano disposal and -4.1% FX effect mainly driven by US and Jamaican dollar.
Simon Hunt, Chief Executive Officer: 'We started 2026 with a solid performance in our smallest quarter by executing our new strategy of fewer, bigger bets. Despite the challenging operating backdrop, we gained market share in nearly all our key markets globally, especially on our priority brands. At the same time, we made good progress on our more focused brand investments and innovation pipeline ready for our peak season. This solid start means we are confirming our guidance for 2026.'.
Download full press release:
https://www.camparigroup.com/sites/default/files/downloads/20260506%20Q1%20Net%20Sales%20Press%20Release_vF.pdf
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