Laurent-Perrier reported an increase in Champagne sales and overall annual results for the 2025-2026 financial year [1].
The growth indicates a recovery in market demand for luxury sparkling wines after a period of stagnation. This trend suggests a stabilizing global appetite for high-end French exports.
The company, headquartered in Tours-sur-Marne, France, released the financial results on May 29, 2026 [1]. The report highlights the group's effort to maintain profitability as market conditions improve [1].
According to the company's records, this is the first time the group has seen a rise in annual sales since the 2023-2024 fiscal year [2]. The gap between these growth periods reflects the volatility the luxury beverage sector has faced in recent years.
Laurent-Perrier continues to manage its production and distribution from its French base to capture this renewed demand [1]. The house focuses on maintaining its premium positioning while scaling to meet the current increase in consumer interest [1].
“Laurent-Perrier reported an increase in Champagne sales and overall annual results”
The return to growth for Laurent-Perrier signals a potential turning point for the Champagne industry. After several years of fluctuating sales, the recovery in the 2025-2026 period suggests that luxury consumers are returning to previous spending patterns, providing a more stable environment for French producers to expand their global footprint.
