Interparfums is down 1% despite announcing record sales of €706.6 million for the past year, up 26% (+20% at constant exchange rates), including nearly €200 million in the last quarter, an increase of over 60%.

In addition to higher invoicing prices at the beginning of the year and a favorable euro/dollar exchange rate, the Group is forecasting a 17% increase in volumes for 2022, "reflecting continuing strong demand for its flagship brands".

In 2023, the further increase in sales prices planned over the coming weeks and the maintenance of a favorable euro/dollar parity should enable us to limit the impact of inflation", estimates Philippe Santi, Chief Operating Officer.

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