Pernod Ricard Statistics and Facts By Revenue, Net Sales

Company Overview

Pernod Ricard Statistics: Pernod Ricard SA is a globally integrated yet locally autonomous group, comprising a central flagship operation in France, supported by brand companies, independent affiliates, and market firms worldwide. The company is a leading distributor, manufacturer, and marketer of premium and prestige wines and spirits, serving retail markets and hospitality worldwide.

The companies’ extensive product portfolio includes brandy, vodka, cognac, tequila, champagne, spirits, gin, aperitifs, rum, whiskey, bitters, mezcal, and various wines. Among its renowned brands are Havana Club International, Regal, Perrier-Jouët, The Glenlivet, Chivas Mumm, Jameson, Absolut, and Martell, each representing excellence in its respective category.

Pernod Ricard maintains a truly global presence with in-house sales teams operating in 60 countries and brand distribution spanning over 160 countries. The company’s operations are organized across three major regions: Europe, the Middle East & Africa, Asia & Pacific, and the Americas. Its key markets include the United States, India, China, France, Brazil, Japan, Türkiye, and Africa, along with a robust presence in Global Travel Retail, collectively reflecting its unparalleled international footprint.

History of Pernod Ricard S.A.

1900’s

1975: Pernod and Ricard merged to form a unified spirits company centered on anise-based beverages, marking the official establishment of the Pernod Ricard Group.
1988: The group diversified into Irish whiskey by acquiring Irish Distillers, the maker of Jameson, significantly expanding its premium spirits portfolio.
1989: With the acquisition of Orlando Wyndham, producer of Jacob’s Creek, Pernod Ricard entered the international wine market and reinforced its global reach.
1993: A strategic joint venture with Cuba Ron introduced the Havana Club rum brand to the company’s portfolio, strengthening its foothold in the premium rum segment.

2000’s

2001: The acquisition of Seagram’s spirits and wine business added renowned brands like Chivas Regal, The Glenlivet, and Martell, elevating Pernod Ricard’s status in the luxury spirits category.
2005: The purchase of Allied Domecq transformed Pernod Ricard into the world’s second-largest wine and spirits company, adding celebrated labels such as Ballantine’s, Mumm, Perrier-Jouët, and Beefeater.
2008: The acquisition of Vin & Sprit brought Absolut Vodka into the group’s brand family, cementing its leadership in the global vodka market.
2011: Pernod Ricard launched “Responsib’All Day,” a global employee volunteering initiative promoting responsible business practices and community engagement.
2016: The company marked the 50th anniversary of the Paul Ricard Oceanographic Institute and strengthened its premium gin portfolio with the acquisition of Monkey 47.
2017: Pernod Ricard expanded in the U.S. craft spirits sector by acquiring stakes in Smooth Ambler bourbon and Del Maguey mezcal, reinforcing its high-end positioning.
2018: The group deepened its sustainability agenda by joining the Ellen MacArthur Foundation’s New Plastics Economy initiative and becoming a UN Global Compact LEAD member.
2019: The launch of the “Good Times from a Good Place” roadmap set clear 2030 sustainability goals, accompanied by new acquisitions including Malfy gin and Rabbit Hole whiskey.

2020: Pernod Ricard strengthened its premium portfolio through strategic investments in Ki No Bi Japanese gin and Italicus aperitivo, reinforcing its presence in the fast-growing luxury craft spirits segment.

Latest

2021: The company introduced a universal “no-minors” symbol across all bottles, underscoring its long-term commitment to responsible consumption and consumer awareness.
2022: Pernod Ricard acquired a majority stake in Château Sainte Marguerite, a prestigious Côtes de Provence cru classé winery, expanding its footprint in high-end rosé wines. In the same year, it launched digital product labels, providing consumers with transparent information on ingredients, nutrition, and sustainability.
2023: The group advanced its premiumization strategy by acquiring majority stakes in Código 1530 prestige tequila, Skrewball super-premium flavored whiskey, and Ace Beverage, a leading Canadian ready-to-drink beverage company. It also partnered with Casa Lumbre and Lenny Kravitz to develop Nocheluna Sotol, a spirit rooted in the heritage of Northern Mexico. It launched The Chuan, the first prestige malt whisky crafted in China by an international group.
2024: Pernod Ricard unveiled new innovation-driven products, including the Absolut Vodka & Sprite ready-to-drink cocktail created in collaboration with The Coca-Cola Company, and Beefeater 0.0%, an alcohol-free version of the iconic London Dry Gin, marking a major step toward inclusivity in modern beverage consumption.

(Source: Company Website)

Employee Analysis

Pernod Ricard employs 18,224 people worldwide, forming a diverse and globally integrated workforce.
The company’s success is built on the talent, passion, and commitment of its teams, united by shared values and a strong brand heritage.
Employees play a central role in preserving the company’s excellence and savoir-faire across its premium portfolio.
In FY25, more than 416,600 training hours were completed, emphasizing Pernod Ricard’s dedication to continuous learning and professional development.

(Source: Pernod Ricard Company Website)

Financial Analysis

In 2023, Pernod Ricard achieved revenue of EUR 12,137 million, driven by solid demand across major international markets and continued brand strength in premium segments.
Revenue moderated to EUR 11,598 million in 2024, showing a 4% year-on-year decline, mainly attributed to currency fluctuations, a slowdown in discretionary spending, and uneven regional recovery trends.
By 2025, revenue further decreased to EUR 10,959 million, a 5% decline from 2024, as global economic pressures and inventory rationalization impacted short-term sales momentum despite ongoing portfolio resilience.