Interparfums reported a 23.2% increase in first-half operating profit on Tuesday, citing limited marketing and advertising spending and consistent control of fixed costs. However, the company lowered its full-year sales outlook, pointing to ongoing geopolitical instability and cautious consumer behavior across multiple markets.

"Despite a lack of visibility linked to a disrupted international situation, an unfavorable euro-dollar exchange rate, and cautious engagement from our partners, our 2025 sales should be around €900 million," said Chairman and CEO Philippe Benacin in a statement.

In July, the group stated that it expected annual sales to fall at the lower end of its previously announced forecast, near €910 million.

For the first six months of the year, operating income totaled

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