Rémy Cointreau: 15% Tariffs Set in the United States on Imports of European Wines and Spirits
Following the agreement reached between
The Group reaffirms its objective of mid-single-digit annual organic sales growth, driven primarily by a strong “technical” rebound in sales in
At the same time, the estimated net overall impact of tariffs on Current Operating Profit (COP) is being revised downwards, from €45 million to €30 million1:
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€10 million in
China (unchanged) -
€20 million in
the United States (vs. €35 million previously)
These estimates factor in the action plans implemented to mitigate the negative effects of additional tariffs. They also include increased investments in
As a result,
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All around the world, there are clients seeking exceptional experiences; clients for whom a wide range of terroirs means a variety of flavors. Their exacting standards are proportional to our expertise – the finely-honed skills that we pass down from generation to generation. The time these clients devote to drinking our products is a tribute to all those who have worked to develop them. It is for these men and women that
1Es timates based on the following assumptions :
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An increase in the minimum import price in
China , as defined by the agreement signed with MOFCOM -
U.S. import tariffs set at 15% for theEuropean Union (vs. 30% previously), and at 10% for theUnited Kingdom andBarbados (NB: For the period from April toJuly 2025 , the Group has assumed a 10% tariff on all its imports intothe United States )
2Sa les from wholesalers to retailers
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