Prada Group Achieves Over £4 Billion in Revenues in First Nine Months of 2025

Milan: In the first nine months of 2025, the Prada group posted net revenues of £4,070 million, marking a 9% increase (6% at current exchange rates), and a 7.6% rise in the third quarter, continuing a streak of 19 quarters of uninterrupted growth.

According to Ansa News Agency, retail sales for Prada rose by 9.3% to £3,647 million. This growth was driven by like-for-like and full-price growth, with an 8% increase in retail sales during the third quarter, consistent with the previous three months. This occurred against a comparison base that remained unchanged between the quarters of 2024, which saw an 18% increase.

While the Prada brand experienced a decline in retail sales by 1.6% over the nine months and 0.8% in the quarter, Miu Miu maintained a strong growth trajectory. Miu Miu’s retail sales rose by 41% year-on-year and 29% in the three months, compared to a 105% increase during the same period last year.

In response to an analyst’s question about a potential offer for Armani, Prada CEO Andrea Guerra stated, “We weren’t invited, let’s say. But we always look at the world, at the brands. We have a lot of respect for these brands, but I wouldn’t consider this request realistic today.”