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ArticleSafilo comments FY 2025 solid performance, M&A targets
Confirming preliminary results released at the end of January, Safilo Group announced yesterday that its Q4 revenue declined by 4.6 percent to €225 million. At constant exchange rates, the topline inched up by 0.4 percent, with both North America and Europe growing at a low single-digit margin rate (see table). ...
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ArticleCooper reports 3% CL sales hike, higher margins in Q1
CooperVision (CVI) revenue rose by 7.6 percent year on year to $695.1 million in Q1 2026, corresponding to a 3 percent increase in constant currencies, in line with Q4 2025. By modality and on an organic basis, toric and multifocal contact lenses were up by 6 percent, spheres by 1 ...
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ArticleNational Vision sees adjusted comp sales rising 3-6% as product mix, customer shift continues
National Vision said it expects adjusted comparable sales to rise by 3-6 percent in 2026, as it pointed to success in efforts to increase the share of premium eyewear in its product mix and attract a growing number of managed care and other more profitable customers. The US optical retailer ...
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ArticleRepeat customers and eyeglasses drove KITS 27% revenue growth in 2025
Following the preliminary results published last month, KITS Eyecare has confirmed that its revenue increased by 20.2 percent year on year to a record 53.9 million Canadian dollars (€34m) in Q4 2025, slowing down from the previous quarter (25.1 percent growth). The contact lens and eyewear e-tailer said that its ...
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ArticleWarby Parker gears up for launch of AI glasses, expects 10-12% sales growth in 2026
Warby Parker said it was gearing up to launch its first AI glasses through a partnership with Google and Samsung later in 2026, when it looks to grow its top line by 10-12 percent even before any sales from the new glasses are considered. David Gilboa, co-founder and co-CEO, said ...
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ArticleTOG ends difficult FY2025 with solid Q4
Thai Optical Group (TOG) revenue nicely rebounded in the last quarter of fiscal 2025, growing by 10 percent to 892 million Thai baht (€24m), following two negative quarters in Q2 and Q3. The end-of-year recovery enabled the lens manufacturer to report a 2.1 percent year-on-year revenue increase to THB 3,591 ...
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ArticleAlcon reports 7% CL sales uptick in Q4, underlines price resistance outside North America
Alcon reported contact lenses of $683 million in the fourth quarter of 2025, up by 7 percent compared to the year earlier, as growth continued to be driven by demand for innovative products and price increases, partly offset by a decline in sales of legacy products. On a constant-currency basis, ...
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ArticleFast topline growth, slightly squeezed margins for Synsam in FY 2025
Synsam Group ended fiscal 2025 on a strong note with Q4 revenue growing by 9.4 percent year on year to 1,784 million Swedish crowns (€167m), roughly in line with its pace in the preceding quarter. Q4 sales were up by 11.4 percent organically and by 9.1 percent on a like-for-like ...
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ArticleBausch + Lomb Q4 contact lens sales rise 10%
Bausch + Lomb generated contact lens sales of $271 million in the fourth quarter of 2025, up by 10 percent compared to the year earlier and 8 percent higher at constant currency rates. Growth continued to be underpinned by the sales of the company’s daily disposable silicon hydrogen lenses, which ...
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Paris Miki 9M sales inch up on higher prices
Paris Miki has reported a 2.1 percent year-on-year increase in revenue to 39.5 billion Japanese yen (€217m) for the nine-month period ended Dec. 31, 2025, after a positive Q3 performance (+5.5 percent). Accounting for 90 percent of the group’s business, sales in Japan rose by 2.8 percent in the nine ...
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ArticleZoff slows down in Q4, prepares for Megane Super integration
Zoff revenue increased by 5.5 percent year on year to 11.8 billion Japanese yen (€65m) in Q4 2025, decelerating sharply from the 21.1 percent growth reported in Q3. The slowdown was mostly due to the gradual phase out of the company’s sunglasses marketing campaign that proved very successful in the ...
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Upmarket Indian eyewear retailer sees 25% jump in international brands sales
Titan Company, the upmarket Indian retail company (watches, jewelry, eyecare), has reported a 17.9 percent year on year increase in eyewear sales to 231 crore Indian rupees (€21m) in Q3 2025/26. The division’s EBIT margin for the quarter was 10.5 percent, up 0.5 percentage points from Q3 last year. The ...
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Menicon dailies revenue up double digit as increased capacity kicks in
Menicon vision care revenue rose by 2.6 percent year-over-year (2.4 percent at constant rates) to 29.8 billion Japanese yen (€164m) in the third quarter of the company’s 2025/26 fiscal year. The momentum was driven by the daily contact lenses category, where Q3 sales grew by 11.6 percent to ¥8.1 billion ...
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ArticleLenskart stock price gets a boost after strong Q3 results
Lenskart stock price jumped by close to 10 percent yesterday at the Bombay Stock Exchange, following the communication of the group’s strong results for the third quarter of its 2025/26 fiscal year. They now trade 27 percent higher than their IPO price in November last year. Total sales from operations ...
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ArticleFielmann reports 7% sales hike, solid margin gains for FY2025
Delivering primarily strong results for fiscal 2025, Fielmann Group said that annual external sales rose by 7.4 percent year on year to €2,435 million, with half of the growth being organic. Seeing that the German-based retail group reported a 9.1 percent sales growth for the first nine months of the ...
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ArticleEssilux wraps 2025 with startup-like topline growth but slightly lower profits
EssilorLuxottica ended fiscal 2025 with a bang as the group’s revenue in Q4 jumped by 12.1 percent year-on-year to €7,600 million, or by a whopping 18.4 percent in constant currencies. For the full year, the topline rose by 7.5 percent in reported terms and by 11.2 percent at constant rates ...
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ArticleLower margins on slightly higher sales for Kering Eyewear in FY2025
Kering Eyewear Q4 revenue declined by 2 percent year over year to €319 million, but it was up by 3 percent on a like-for-like basis, Kering announced yesterday during its annual results presentation. While they slowed down from the previous quarter (+7 percent like for like), eyewear sales continued to ...
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ArticleMitsui reports modest Life & Healthcare revenue hike, discusses vision care strategy
Mitsui Chemicals’ Life & Healthcare Solutions revenue inched up by 1.3 percent year over year to 174.1 billion Japanese yen (€941m) for the first nine months of fiscal 2024/25. Q3 sales were up by 2.6 percent. The division includes the group’s vision care materials business, among others (oral care, agrochemical ...
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Mister Spex closes 2025 at the lower end of its guidance range
Releasing preliminary figures, Mister Spex has announced that its revenue declined by 18 percent year on year to €178 million in 2025, primarily due to the closure of its international stores, in line with its initial guidance range. The EBIT margin for the year is expected to land in the ...
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ArticleHOYA eyeglass lens sales up 11% in Q3 despite soft US/Europe performance
HOYA Corporation’s eyeglass lens sales were up by 11 percent year on year in the three months to Dec. 31, 2025, the group announced earlier today. In constant currencies, they increased by 6 percent. The strong momentum was driven by markets such as Japan, Eastern Europe and Latin America, as ...
