- Zegna published a Form 6-K reporting profit of EUR 109.49 million, up 20%.
- Revenues were EUR 1.92 billion, down 1.5%, while gross profit margin was 67.5%, up 0.9 percentage points, driven mainly by channel mix as direct-to-consumer rose to 82% of total branded products revenues.
- Adjusted EBIT was EUR 163 million, down 11.4%, including a EUR 10 million provision for expected losses on trade receivables linked to Saks Global’s Chapter 11 filing.
- Net financial position moved to a cash surplus of EUR 52.09 million from net financial indebtedness, reflecting improved free cash flow of EUR 82.08 million and EUR 107.2 million of proceeds from the sale of treasury shares to Temasek.
- Management said developments in the Middle East have increased uncertainty and reduced visibility on 2026 luxury demand, while it remains focused on its 2027 targets, and the board proposed a dividend of EUR 0.12 per share.
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