LuxExperience B.V. Earnings Call Transcripts
Fiscal Year 2026
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Group net sales grew +1.1% reported in Q2 FY26, with all segments showing sequential improvement and positive adjusted EBITDA at group level. Mytheresa led growth, especially in the U.S., while Net-a-Porter/Mr Porter and YOOX showed strong recoveries. Guidance for FY26 was raised, and the transformation plan remains on track.
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Q1 FY2026 saw strong growth at Mytheresa and early turnaround at NET-A-PORTER and MR PORTER, while YOOX focused on profitability. Group GMV and net sales declined slightly year-over-year, but margins improved across segments. Guidance for FY2026 was reaffirmed, excluding THE OUTNET.
Fiscal Year 2025
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LuxExperience completed a major acquisition, reorganized into three segments, and launched a rapid transformation plan. Mytheresa delivered strong growth and profitability, while Net-a-Porter, Mr Porter, and Off-price segments are undergoing restructuring. FY26 is a transition year, with medium-term targets of €4B sales and 7–9% EBITDA margin.
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High-end luxury customers remain resilient, driving stable growth despite market polarization. The group is integrating diverse brands while maintaining distinct identities, targeting €4 billion revenue and 7%-9% EBITDA margins through operational efficiencies and expansion in underpenetrated regions.
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The group targets EUR 4 billion net sales and 7%-9% adjusted EBITDA margin by 2030, leveraging the YOOX Net-A-Porter acquisition, brand differentiation, and backend synergies. Transformation is fully funded, with cost savings and growth driven by operational improvements and a diverse customer base.
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Q3 2025 saw solid revenue and margin growth, led by top customer engagement and strong European performance. Guidance remains at the lower end due to macro and tariff uncertainties, but profitability and cash flow improved, and the business is well-positioned for future growth.
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Plans to triple market cap through a major acquisition and maintain strong double-digit growth, driven by a focus on top customers, curated luxury brands, and operational excellence. Industry health is improving with less inventory and promotions, while tariff risks are managed by targeting resilient high-end consumers.
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Q2 FY2025 delivered double-digit sales growth, margin expansion, and strong U.S. and European performance, driven by top customers and high AOV. The upcoming YNAP acquisition will form LuxExperience, reinforcing global digital luxury leadership.
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Luxury digital retail is rebounding with renewed profitability, driven by disciplined inventory management and strong high-net-worth customer engagement. The upcoming YNAP acquisition will expand global reach, maintain brand autonomy, and target 15–20% growth and 8% EBITDA margin.
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Q1 FY25 saw 7.6% net sales growth, 11.5% higher gross profit, and a positive adjusted EBITDA, led by strong U.S. and top customer performance. Guidance for FY25 is reaffirmed, with the YNAP acquisition expected to further boost growth and profitability.
Fiscal Year 2024
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The acquisition creates a major digital luxury platform with EUR 3 billion GMV, combining complementary brands and leveraging proprietary technology for operational efficiency. The deal aims to drive growth, profitability, and market leadership, with regulatory approval expected by H1 2025.
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Strong Q4 and H2 results with double-digit growth and improved profitability, led by the U.S. market and top customer focus. Guidance for FY25 is 7–13% sales growth and 3–5% EBITDA margin, with macro uncertainties persisting, especially in Asia.
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Strong brand relationships, disciplined curation, and a top-customer focus drive consistent profitability and market share gains. U.S. growth is robust, Europe is mixed, and China remains a long-term opportunity. Margin recovery is expected as industry consolidation reduces promotional pressure.