Campari Group achieved a 2.4% rise in organic net sales in 2025, despite tough market conditions across the world. 

Reaching €3,051 million, the company saw organic growth across 24 countries in all regions, alongside brand houses. 

Campari said that the increase was especially driven by aperitifs and tequila, which found popularity during the year. 

Elsewhere in the report, the group said that its earnings before interest and taxes reached €637 million, which was a 5.4% organic increase on the previous year. 

Meanwhile, its earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation hit €785 million, a 7.6% organic increase year-on-year. 

Looking at sales by geography, the Americas grew by 2% in 2025, though the US remained flat amid ongoing challenges. 

Sales in Europe, the Middle East and Africa also grew by 2%. Within this, there was especially strong momentum in the UK, with sales rising 7%, driven by the Aperol franchise, Crodino and the recently launched Courvoisier – a premium French Cognac. 

The Asia Pacific market saw growth of 4%, largely led by outperformance in Australia, where sales grew by 7%, also supported by double-digit growth in the Aperol franchise. Other markets in the region registered 1% growth. 

Considering all markets, the group’s House of Aperitifs made up 44% of all sales; House of Whiskey and Rum made up 14%; House of Agave made up 10%; and House of Cognac and Champagne made up 10%. 

Lastly, local brands made up 22% of group sales, though they declined by 1% over the course of the year. 

On the year, Simon Hunt, CEO said: “In 2025, we navigated complexity with resilience and delivered solid organic growth in both topline and profitability while sharpening our strategic direction.  

“Our team of Camparistas ensured our brands outperformed and gained market share in nearly all markets globally with growth across 24 countries and all of our brand houses. 

“Strong business momentum and accelerated deleverage one year ahead of plan allowed us to step-up our dividend payout to further enhance shareholder returns, while we retain our financial flexibility.  

“Looking forward into 2026, on an organic basis, we expect continued pace of underlying topline growth and improvement in profitability.”