Italy · Fashion business
Exchange rates reduced Brunello Cucinelli’s reported growth in every region
Brunello Cucinelli’s nine-month sales grew 10.2% in reported euros and 13.3% at constant exchange rates. The Americas had the widest difference among its three regions, with growth of 14% at current rates and 20% at constant rates.
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Growth in reported euros
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Growth at constant exchange rates
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Both views use one percentage scale. Segment rates are rounded as published.
The Americas moved ahead of Europe
The Americas reported EUR 418.3 million and Europe reported EUR 393.9 million. In the 2025 base, Europe led by about EUR 4.3 million. In 2026 the Americas led by EUR 24.4 million. Their share of group sales rose from 35.9% to 37.2%. Source 1
How constant rates change the comparison
The constant-rate view shows the company's sales growth with exchange-rate movement held out of the comparison. Reported euro growth reflects the conversion of sales into euros. The gap is measured in percentage points and can vary with the markets in each reporting region. Source 1 Source 2
Retail supplied most of the euro increase
Reported retail revenue grew by EUR 95.25 million, compared with EUR 9.21 million in wholesale. Retail accounted for about 91% of the increase in reported euro revenue and 66.0% of total sales. The channel totals cover the same sales as the regional breakdown. Source 1
What the report covers
The company presented turnover for the first nine months of 2026. The chart compares sales growth in that period. The table also gives revenue levels and mix, which answer how large each segment was. Source 1 Source 2