Sales from three months to the end of June rise by 5% to EUR1.32bn (US$1.5bn), mirroring Q1 performanceH1 revenues also up 5%, to EUR2.6bnCompany hails good progress for prestige cuvée Champagne, Hennessy in China and Provence roséMoët Hennessy has maintained its early momentum in 2026, recording a second successive 5% revenue rise for the three months to the end of June.The results – released yesterday, 27 July – mark the first time Moët Hennessy has recorded two successive quarters of revenue growth since late 2023. Sales were boosted by what Bernard Arnault, chairman and CEO of pare
Moët Hennessy continues solid start to 2026 – results data
‘Despite the geopolitical environment and trade tensions, the wines and spirits maisons began to see signs of recovery in most markets, including cognac in China and champagne in Europe, particularly prestige cuvées.’

Moët Hennessy has maintained its early momentum in 2026, recording a second successive 5% revenue rise for the three months to the end of June.
Former newspaper journalist Richard Woodard has been writing about the global wine and spirits industry for 25+ years, and is a regular contributor to a number of magazines and websites.



