PUMA (PUM) Q4 2021 earnings summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
Q4 2021 earnings summary
30 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY 2021 sales and EBIT reached record levels, supported by continued brand momentum, strong demand and operational flexibility.
Sales grew 29.8% currency adjusted versus 2019, indicating growth beyond the prior-year comparison.
Financial highlights
FY sales rose 31.7% currency adjusted to €6,805.4 million, up 30.0% reported; Q4 sales rose 14.3% currency adjusted to €1,767.1 million.
FY EBIT increased to €557.1 million from €209.2 million; net earnings rose to €309.6 million from €78.9 million.
FY EPS increased to €2.07 from €0.53; Q4 net earnings fell to €7.9 million from €24.7 million and EPS to €0.05 from €0.16.
FY gross profit margin improved 90 bps to 47.9%; Q4 margin rose 20 bps to 48.2%.
FY OPEX increased 20.3% to €2,724.6 million; OPEX ratio declined to 40.0% from 43.3% on higher sales and cost control.
Outlook and guidance
FY 2022 currency-adjusted sales growth expected to be at least 10%; EBIT forecast at €600 million–€700 million, with net earnings expected to improve correspondingly.
Gross margin and OPEX-ratio trends depend on COVID-19 effects on sales; freight, raw-material inflation and pandemic-related inefficiencies expected to dilute profitability.
Guidance assumes continued manufacturing in key Asian sourcing countries and no major COVID-19 business interruptions.
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