Interparfums raises 2012 sales forecast to €420m

Published: 24-Jul-2012
Fragrance Finance

First half sales up 28%


The French perfumes and cosmetics group Interparfums has increased its sales forecast for 2012 from €400m to €420m after reporting a rise in first half year sales of 28% to €209m, helped by the Boucheron, Jimmy Choo and Montblanc licence business.

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