On Tuesday, March 18, Interparfums introduced its acquisition of Goutal, the luxurious fragrance model based by Annick Goutal in 1981, citing its sturdy progress potential.
Interparfums said that it has acquired “all mental property rights regarding Maison Goutal held by Amorepacific Europe worldwide.”
“Amorepacific Europe will proceed to function the Goutal model underneath a license settlement for a set period. Interparfums will develop the model from 2026 onwards, along with its licensee,” it added.
Based in 1981 by Annick Goutal—described on the Goutal web site as a “musician, mannequin, and vintage seller”—the model has established itself within the tremendous perfumery section, emphasizing high-quality uncooked supplies and mixing pure substances with progressive accords.
The acquisition value paid by Interparfums has not been disclosed. Nonetheless, the group notes that Annick Goutal’s income “has beforehand reached roughly EUR 10 to EUR 12 million,” with out specifying the timeframe.
This acquisition “displays our technique of broadening our product providing to incorporate high-end fragrances,” stated Philippe Benacin, CEO of Interparfums within the press launch.
“This model, identified for its iconic traces resembling L’Eau d’Hadrien and Petite Chérie, has substantial potential on this extremely dynamic section. Intent of safeguarding the legacy of the corporate her mom created and perpetuating the model’s values, Camille Goutal will stay concerned in perfume selections,” he added.
The group had already demonstrated its curiosity in high-end perfumery—a section with sturdy progress potential—by saying the forthcoming launch of a distinct segment model, Solferino.
Interparfums, which manages manufacturers resembling Jimmy Choo, Montblanc, Lacoste, and Coach, reported a ten% improve in web revenue in 2024, reaching EUR 129.9 million, with an working margin exceeding 20% for the 12 months.
