Eurofragance reported record financial results for 2025, with sales exceeding €200 million, representing a 16% increase on a like-for-like basis compared to 2024. The company said the performance marks five consecutive years of double-digit growth, driven by expansion across all regions, with particularly strong contributions from the Middle East, Latin America, Africa, Turkey and Indonesia. The growth was achieved despite a challenging macroeconomic environment characterized by higher raw material costs and rising interest rates.
According to CFO Juan Ramón López Gil, the results reflect the strength of the company’s operating model and execution discipline. Growth was supported by balanced performance across the portfolio, with all business segments—including fine fragrance, home and personal care, and air care—posting gains during the year. The company highlighted both regional expansion and cross-category demand as key drivers of its overall performance.
CEO Joan Pere Jiménez said the company exceeded its financial targets in 2025, attributing the outcome to investments in manufacturing capacity and creative capabilities, ongoing innovation in fragrance development, and the expansion of its proprietary ingredient portfolio. During its 35th anniversary year, Eurofragance undertook a series of strategic initiatives, including the expansion of its production facilities in Barcelona, the opening of a new creative center in Jakarta, the enlargement of its Mumbai creative center and the inauguration of new offices in Istanbul. The company also introduced Olivante, a captive ingredient positioned to deliver opulent scent profiles.
In 2025, Eurofragance was awarded the EcoVadis Platinum Medal for the second consecutive year by EcoVadis, the highest level of recognition from the organization. The company also received the Best Sustainable Ingredient in Perfumery award for its proprietary ingredient Euphorion at the Barcelona Perfumery Congress Awards.
Looking ahead to 2026, Eurofragance said it will continue to advance its strategic priorities, including its business transformation plan and further investments in facilities, while maintaining a focus on innovation, creativity, talent development and sustainability.
Eurofragance introduced its “Get in the Mood!” concept at in-cosmetics Global 2026, presenting a mood-focused fragrance collection built around six emotions.Eurofragance
Elsewhere, Eurofragance introduced its “Get in the Mood!” concept at in-cosmetics Global 2026, presenting a mood-focused fragrance collection built around six emotions: balance, confidence, attraction, focus, joy and euphoria. The immersive showcase centered on the euphoria experience, with surrounding scent creations designed to evoke specific emotional states and reflect growing consumer demand for well-being, positivity and experiential products. The collection combined creative perfumery with multisensory formats and applications intended to demonstrate how fragrance can influence mood and everyday experiences.
At the core of the concept was Eurofragance’s EuroMotion, which incorporates the captive ingredient Euphorion. The company states that this technology enhances fragrance intensity, performance and emotional impact, with a scientifically demonstrated ability to boost positive emotions by activating the trigeminal nerve for a longer-lasting sensory effect. The platform is positioned as a tool to translate scent into measurable emotional benefits, supporting applications across fragrance development aimed at wellbeing and mood enhancement.
