Bogart in the news

Bogart faced revenue decline and negative operating income in H1 2026 amid a tough economy, but maintained gross margin and positive EBITDA through restructuring and strong fragrance sales.

Bogart S.A. creates, manufactures, and sells luxury perfumes and cosmetics, with most revenue from its 420 retail stores across multiple countries.

Bogart's Q1 2026 turnover fell by 6.4% to 114.7 million euros due to store closures in retail and challenging market conditions, while its fragrances and cosmetics segment saw slight growth driven by new launches.

Bogart's first-half 2026 revenue decreased by 6.4% to 114.7 million euros due to challenging economic conditions and store reorganizations, though its fragrance and cosmetics division showed slight growth from new product launches.

Bogart's H1 2026 revenue declined by 6.4% to EUR 114.7 million due to economic headwinds and store restructuring, though its fragrance and cosmetics division saw slight growth with new product launches.

Jacques Bogart's first-half 2026 revenue decreased by 6.4% to 114.7 million euros amidst an unfavorable economic climate, though its beauty division saw slight growth and strategic reorganizations are underway.

Bogart's first-half 2026 revenue fell by 6.4% to 115 million euros due to market conditions, while the company reorganizes its retail network and plans new product launches to drive future growth.

Bogart reported a 6.4% revenue decline in H1 2026 due to economic headwinds and currency effects, while strategically reorganizing its retail network and launching new products.

Bogart's revenue was down 6.4% in the first half, but its Fragrances & Cosmetics division grew slightly, supported by new launches and a focus on profitability and premiumization, with many new products planned.

Bogart reported a 6.4% decrease in first-half 2026 revenues to nearly 115 million euros, attributing it to economic challenges and currency fluctuations, while actively reorganizing its retail network and expecting growth in its fragrance and cosmetics division.

Bogart reported a 6.4% decrease in first-half 2026 revenue to 114.7 million euros amidst challenging economic conditions, while its fragrance and cosmetics division saw slight growth and the company is reorganizing its retail network.

Bogart's first-half 2026 revenue fell 6.4% to nearly 115 million euros amidst economic challenges, while its beauty division showed slight growth and the company pursued strategic reorganizations and new product launches.

Bogart Group's reference shareholders acquired German beauty retailer Stadtparfümerie Pieper, furthering Bogart's expansion in European fragrance retail.

Marionnaud is in sale discussions, with Groupe Bogart as the leading contender to acquire the French fragrance and cosmetics retailer.

Bogart, led by David Konckier, is beginning a takeover bid for the Marionnaud perfumery chain, currently owned by CK Hutchison.

David Konckier, owner of Bogart, is personally exploring the acquisition of cosmetics distributor Marionnaud.

Marionnaud is being considered for sale, with Bogart Group's main shareholder in exclusive acquisition talks.

Jacques Bogart is in exclusive negotiations to acquire Marionnaud, a significant move to expand its European perfume and cosmetics distribution network.

David Konckier, Bogart's main shareholder, is exploring the acquisition of Marionnaud, a European perfume and cosmetics retailer, while Bogart has just completed the acquisition of German chain Stadtparfumerie Pieper.

Bogart Group is negotiating the acquisition of Marionnaud, a perfume retailer with 700 European stores, from its current Hong Kong owner CK Hutchison.