Rémy Cointreau First-Half Sales Up 4.4%, Organic Growth 2.9%
Rémy Cointreau's first-half sales reached 510.9 million euros. Cognac rose 12.8%, while Liqueurs & Spirits fell 7.1%.
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what happened
Rémy Cointreau reported that first-half sales climbed 4.4% to 510.9 million euros from 489.6 million a year earlier. On an organic basis the increase was 2.9%, according to a report carried by TradingView.
Cognac was the standout, with sales up 12.8% to 338.7 million euros and organic growth of 10.3%. Liqueurs & Spirits moved the other way, dropping 7.1% to 169.7 million euros, while Partner Brands sales slumped 62.6% to 2.5 million euros.
The maker of luxury cognac kept its targets for fiscal 2027 and said it expects a return to sustainable organic sales growth in fiscal 2026-27.
why it matters
The picture is mixed: strength in cognac supports the overall result, while weakness in liqueurs and partner brands holds growth back. Shares closed Tuesday at 50.70 euros, down 2.22%, so investors will watch whether the reaffirmed goals hold.
market impact
Shares of Rémy Cointreau: strong cognac supports the stock, weak liqueurs limit gains
- Rémy Cointreau shares (RCO.PA) mixed — strong cognac sales are offset by declines in liqueurs and partner brands
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- Rémy Cointreau H1 Sales Rise 4.4%; Up 2.9% On Organic Basis — TradingView, 28 October 2026 at 07:40 UTC
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