From the company's own filing for H1 2026 (Jan–Jun) · reported 2026-09-14 · the filing ↗
Not disclosedGolden Goose gives no Japan figure. Asia-Pacific grew 17% excluding currency swings (10% as reported) to €49.3m, 13% of revenue and the smallest of its three regions.
Other callouts in the filing
BasisThe company's 15% headline growth excludes currency swings; as reported, revenue rose 11.2%, from €342.1m to €380.4m (floortok's arithmetic, as are the profit changes shown).
One-offEBIT carries €19.3m of non-recurring costs, mainly from issuing bonds, against €2.7m a year earlier; before them, adjusted EBIT rose 2% to €78.7m.
BasisNet income rose to €17.9m from €6.5m because net financing costs fell to €25.3m from €58.7m (floortok's arithmetic), more than offsetting the lower EBIT.
BasisInvestment firm HSG became majority owner in the second quarter, with Temasek as a minority investor; the old €480m bonds were repaid on 24 June and the new holding company issued €880m of notes.
floortok's reading of the filing, in our own words. Figures are the company's own; where a growth rate is our arithmetic, it says so.
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H1 2026 (Jan–Jun) · Year-to-Date
Reported 2026-09-14
Net revenue€0.4bn▲ +11.2%
EBIT€0.1bn▼ −21.7%
Net income€0.0bn▲ +175.4%
Q2 alone (Apr–Jun 2026)
Net revenue€0.2bn—
EBIT€0.0bn—
Net income€0.0bn—
The Italian sneaker label grew first-half revenue 15% excluding currency swings (11.2% as reported, to €380.4m), with the second quarter accelerating to 19%, as sales through its own stores and website rose 22% and reached 81% of the business. EBIT fell 21.7% to €53.4m, weighed down by currency, new-store costs and one-off bond costs, while net income almost tripled to €17.9m on lower financing costs. Japan isn't broken out; Asia-Pacific grew 17% excluding currency swings to €49.3m, 13% of sales.
Q1 2026 (Jan–Mar) · Year-to-Date
Reported 2026-05-27
Net revenue€0.2bn▲ +5.3%
EBIT€0.0bn▼ −5.8%
Net income€0.0bn▲ +43.8%
Golden Goose's first-quarter revenue rose 10% excluding currency swings (5.3% as reported, to €173.2m) as sales through its own stores and website grew 19% to 81% of the business, offsetting a 16% drop in wholesale. EBIT slipped 5.8% to €29.1m and net income rose to €6.9m from €4.8m. Japan isn't broken out; Asia-Pacific was the fastest-growing region, up 17% excluding currency swings.
Not disclosedGolden Goose gives no Japan figure. Asia-Pacific was its fastest-growing region in the quarter, up 17% excluding currency swings (8% as reported) to €24.6m.
BasisThe company's 10% headline growth excludes currency swings; as reported, revenue rose 5.3%, from €164.5m to €173.2m (floortok's arithmetic, as are the profit changes shown).
SegmentWholesale fell 16% excluding currency swings to €30.4m, which the company put down to delivery timing in Europe, a harder US market and cutting back on South Korean online resellers.