Prada Hellas ended 2025 with sales up more than 21% and pre-tax profits close to €5 million, confirming the strength of the Italian luxury house’s Greek business through its eponymous store on Voukourestiou Street.
According to financial statements filed with the General Commercial Registry on 23 October, Prada Hellas’ turnover reached €19.13 million, up 21.1%. Profitability grew even faster, with pre-tax profits reaching about €4.97 million, compared with €3.96 million, an increase of 25.6%. In other words, for every €100 in sales, Prada Hellas generated about €26 in pre-tax profit.
Prada Hellas kept its average headcount steady at 24, the same as in 2024. With turnover increasing, revenue per employee reached €797,000, up from €658,000 in 2024.
At the end of 2025, Prada Hellas’ inventories stood at €3.09 million, compared with €2.95 million at the end of 2024, while trade receivables reached €517,000, up from €254,000. The company had cash and cash equivalents of about €3.42 million, compared with €1.79 million.
As for 2026, Prada Hellas enters the new year having recorded significant sales growth, high profitability and a stronger cash position. The published financial statements do not, however, include specific management forecasts for turnover or profits in the coming year, or announce plans to expand the store network or make new investments.