Laurent-Perrier’s Champagne sales increased by 4.20% in the 2025–2026 financial year, jumping from €282.9m to €294.8m. 

Overall group revenue also increased by 3.18% from €294.4m to €303.8m and operating profit likewise nudged up by 2.24%. 

The success of Laurent-Perrier took place during a general period of decline for the overall global Champagne market, which dipped by 1.6% compared to the previous financial year. 

The Group said that this made its growth more impressive. It further added that its operating cash flow also improved from -€11.2m in 2024–2025 to €24.5m in 2025–2026, an increase of €35.7m. 

On the annual results, Stéphane Dalyac, chairman of the management board, said: “In a complex and volatile market environment, the Group recorded growth in both revenue and annual operating profit in 2025-2026. 
 
“Supported by the strength of our fundamentals – namely the quality of our Champagnes, control over our distribution and the investments made to support our brands – we continue to demonstrate the resilience of our value-driven model, once again maintaining a high level of operating margin. 
 
“The Laurent-Perrier Group therefore remains firmly committed to its strategy, continuing to rely on the excellence of its Champagnes, the quality of its teams, the strength of its brands and the control of its distribution.”