Rémy Cointreau shares jump amid plan to kick-start Cognac sales
Key takeaways
- The French group’s full-year operating profits also beat analyst forecasts, although one said expectations had been “low”.
- The Rémy Martin brand owner, which derives a clear majority of its sales from Cognac, is aiming to boost its underlying operating profits by €100m over the next three financial years.
- Among the company’s efforts will be a bid to “scaling up” its business in emerging markets and “accelerating” sales in travel retail.
Rémy Cointreau shares jump amid plan to kick-start Cognac sales https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/cyprus-larnaca-december-4-2025-martin-2754342193?tracking Id=21f81d0e-3be0-4156-886b-9009c33a723c&list Id=search Results · Just Drinks · Iuliia Zhemchugova / Shutterstock.com Dean Best Thu, June 4, 2026 at 9:18 PM GMT+7 2 min read Shares in Rémy Cointreau climbed more than 11% today (4 June) after the French group outlined a plan to revive sales.
The French group’s full-year operating profits also beat analyst forecasts, although one said expectations had been “low”.
The Rémy Martin brand owner, which derives a clear majority of its sales from Cognac, is aiming to boost its underlying operating profits by €100m over the next three financial years.