Campari Group (MIL: CPR): FY2026 annual results (publication approx. March 2027) show organic net revenue growth of at least 2.5% year-on-year
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Published on 24. August 2026
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Predicted for 31. March 2027
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Based on: Historical Cycle
Campari Group reported H1 2026 organic revenue growth of +2.7% (net sales €1.51bn) and Q2 2026 +2.5% (The Spirits Business, 31 July 2026). Management raised FY2026 guidance to at least +3% organic growth. Five consecutive quarters of positive organic growth underpin consistency. Aperol (+3.3%), Campari (+2.3%) and Espolòn (US) drive growth. The $7M US tariff impact was already absorbed in H1. The 2.5% threshold is well below guidance (+3%) and H1 performance. Risks: US demand weakness from recession fears, adverse FX (EUR/USD), unexpected brand sales softness.
Data basis for this prediction
- The Spirits Business: 'Campari H1 sales up 2.7% as it divests brands' (31. Juli 2026)
- Vinetur.com: 'Campari lifts its sales outlook after first-half growth beats expectations' (31. Juli 2026)
- Campari Earnings Call H1 2026: FY2026-Guidance ≥+3% organisch; EBIT-Marge +130 Bp auf 23,7% (Investing.com Transcript)
- Harpers Wine & Spirit: 'Campari growth figures signal positive H1 – five straight quarters of organic growth'
Verdict: Pending
This prediction is still open. It will be evaluated automatically against real-world sources after its due date.
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