The Catalan cosmetics, perfumery, and fashion group led by Marc Puig invoiced more than 1,390 million euros in the third quarter of 2026, 7.2% more than a year earlier. As elEconomista.es indicates, in the first nine months of the year, net sales exceeded 3,745 million euros, with an advance of 4.8%.
The growth comes from several avenues, but according to the company, the makeup segment, with Charlotte Tilbury as the main protagonist, and Asia-Pacific stand out, two areas that are gaining weight in the business composition. The CEO, José Manuel Albesa, emphasized that the momentum was generalized across segments and regions, with double-digit figures in Asia-Pacific, niche fragrances, dermo-cosmetics, and makeup.
Asia-Pacific is the most dynamic region until September, with a comparable increase of 17.9% and sales of 430 million euros. Despite this increase, the region only represents 11.5% of total revenue.
The makeup division, basically formed by its flagship, Charlotte Tilbury, grew by 10.4% to 628.5 million. To reinforce the pull, the brand has launched a series of more affordable products, although it has had difficulties in the United States. Puig also wants to accelerate Barbara Sturm on the American continent. Fragrances continue to be the group's pillar with 72% of sales. Skincare, on the other hand, retreated a comparable 0.8% in the quarter, despite the double-digit growth of dermo-cosmetics.