Marimekko Corporation released its Financial Statements Bulletin for 2025, reporting a 1% increase in net sales in the fourth quarter, totaling EUR 54.7 million. Despite a challenging market, operating profit margin remained good. The Board of Directors proposed a dividend of EUR 0.42 for 2025. Financial guidance for 2026 anticipates growth in net sales and comparable operating profit margin.

In 2025, Marimekko’s net sales grew by 4% to EUR 189.6 million, with operating profit reaching EUR 32.3 million. The company’s first flagship store in Paris opened successfully, enhancing brand awareness. Marimekko continues to expand internationally with new stores and pop-ups in Asia. A new loyalty app was launched to improve the omnichannel retail experience.

Looking ahead to 2026, Marimekko faces uncertainties due to global economic developments and trade tensions. Domestic sales in Finland are expected to improve, while international sales, particularly in the Asia-Pacific region, are projected to grow. The company aims to open 10-15 new stores in Asia. Licensing income in 2026 is forecasted to remain stable.

Marimekko’s long-term strategy focuses on scaling profitable growth. The company anticipates increased fixed costs in 2026, influenced by general cost inflation. Tariffs in the United States impact a small portion of sales. Marimekko actively monitors changes in consumer behavior, trade policies, and production chains to mitigate risks and optimize operations.

For more detailed financial information and updates, a media and investor conference will be held on February 12, 2026. Marimekko’s unique brand and growth potential are reflected in its strong financial position and global interest. The company continues to build on its legacy of vibrant prints and innovative design to drive long-term success.

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