Pernod Ricard stock holds after fiscal 2025 sales and profit figures

Pernod Ricard stock, tied to Pernod Ricard investors, is anchored by fiscal 2025 revenue of EUR 10.96 billion and recurring operating profit of EUR 2.95 billion. The group also reported that sales in China fell 6% while India delivered 2% growth, giving investors a clear split between pressure in one key market and resilience in another.

EUR 10.96 billion revenue

For fiscal 2025, Pernod Ricard reported revenue of EUR 10.96 billion and recurring operating profit of EUR 2.95 billion, which means operating profit represented about 26.9% of sales. That margin is the central number for the stock because it shows how much earnings power the portfolio still generated after the year’s demand mix shifted.

The comparison that matters most is the geographic one: China sales declined 6% in fiscal 2025, while India grew 2% over the same period. That gap matters because both markets sit near the center of the company’s long-term growth story, but they contributed in different directions in the latest year.

China down 6%, India up 2%

Pernod Ricard’s fiscal 2025 pattern was not uniform across regions, and that is why the market continues to focus on mix rather than only headline sales. A 6% decline in China offsets part of the benefit from 2% growth in India, so the balance between premium brands and market-specific demand becomes the next key question.

Recurring operating profit of EUR 2.95 billion against EUR 10.96 billion of revenue also gives the stock a concrete profitability reference point for fiscal 2025. For investors, that ratio is more useful than a generic growth label because it shows the earnings conversion achieved in the latest reported year.

Premium portfolio stays central

The representative product story for Pernod Ricard is its premium spirits portfolio, which underpins the company’s revenue mix and margin profile. That matters because fiscal 2025 still produced EUR 2.95 billion of recurring operating profit, even with weaker sales in China.

Category strength in premium brands is also why India’s 2% growth carries strategic weight. It shows that the portfolio can still produce local momentum in a market that remains important to the company’s longer-term expansion path.

Market value and trading context

Pernod Ricard shares trade on Euronext Paris under the ticker EPA: RI. For a current market reading, the key published numbers in this article are fiscal 2025 revenue of EUR 10.96 billion, recurring operating profit of EUR 2.95 billion, China sales down 6%, and India sales up 2%.

Those figures frame the stock more clearly than a broad label. Revenue, profit, and regional growth are the evidence investors can use to judge how much operating momentum Pernod Ricard carried into the next period.