Valentino has reported a significant contraction in its 2025 financial results, with full-year revenue falling 15% to €1.12 billion.
The Italian luxury group also disclosed a decline in earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA), alongside an increase in net debt, according to a company filing released Tuesday.
The results underscore the challenging environment for premium fashion brands, which have faced softening demand and shifting consumer preferences in recent quarters.
The simultaneous drop in top-line growth and profitability metrics suggests that cost-cutting measures have not yet fully offset the revenue decline.
Investors will be closely monitoring the group's leverage trajectory, as the rise in net debt complicates the balance sheet amid lower cash generation.
The filing provides a clearer picture of the operational pressures facing the brand as it navigates a competitive luxury landscape.