Puma: Revenue, by year
YearRevenue,
in billion EUR
20238.60
20228.47
20216.81
20205.23
20195.50
20184.65
20174.14
20163.63
20153.39
20142.97
20132.99
20123.27
20113.01
20102.71
20092.45
20082.52
20072.37
20062.37
20051.78
20041.53
20031.27
20020.91
20010.60
20000.46
  • Region: Worldwide
  • Time period: 2000 to 2023
  • Published: Feb 2024

Data Analysis and Insights

Updated: Apr 6, 2024 | Published by: Statistico | About Us | Data sources

Revenue Growth from 2000 to 2023

Puma's global revenue experienced a significant increase from €0.46 billion in 2000 to €8.60 billion in 2023, marking an impressive growth of over 18 times over 23 years. The most substantial growth occurred between 2020 and 2021, with revenue jumping from €5.23 billion to €6.81 billion, a surge of approximately 30% in a single year.

Recovery and Growth Post-2020

Puma showed remarkable resilience and growth following the year 2020, increasing its revenue from €5.23 billion in 2020 to €8.60 billion in 2023. This period marks a significant recovery, with a cumulative growth rate of nearly 65% over three years, showcasing Puma's ability to overcome global challenges.

Steady Increase in Revenue Before 2020

Before the economic impacts felt in 2020, Puma's revenue demonstrated a steady growth from €1.27 billion in 2003 to €5.50 billion in 2019. The period between 2003 and 2019 saw an overall increase in revenue, indicating a consistent upward trend in sales and market expansion.

Fluctuations in Annual Revenue Growth Rates

Puma's annual revenue growth rates have shown fluctuations over the years. Notably, the growth from 2019 to 2020 was among the slower rates observed, with an increase of only around €270 million, contrasting sharply with the €1.58 billion surge from 2020 to 2021. These fluctuations highlight the variable nature of market conditions and consumer demand impacting Puma's financial performance.

Lowest Revenue Recorded in the Early 2000s

The early 2000s marked the lowest revenue points for Puma, with figures such as €0.60 billion in 2001 and gradually increasing to €1.27 billion by 2003. This era set the foundation for two decades of substantial growth, reflecting the brand's evolution and its successful penetration into global markets.

Notable Recovery Post-2012 Decline

After experiencing a slight decline in revenue from €3.27 billion in 2012 to €2.97 billion in 2014, Puma embarked on a notable recovery path. From 2014 onwards, revenue ascended consistently, highlighting the company's ability to rebound and adapt to market changes effectively.

Comparative Analysis of Recent Years

The comparison between the years 2022 and 2023 shows a modest increase in Puma's revenue, from €8.47 billion to €8.60 billion. This recent trend indicates a slowing in the explosive growth seen in previous years, suggesting a maturation phase or potential market saturation challenges.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much has Puma's global revenue grown in recent years?

Puma's global revenue has grown from €0.46 billion in 2000 to €8.60 billion in 2023, marking over 18 times growth in 23 years.

Terms and Definitions

Puma is a prominent multinational corporation that designs, manufactures, and sells athletic and casual footwear, apparel, and accessories.

Revenue refers to the total income generated by the sale of goods and services over a certain period. In the context of business, it is one of the key metrics used to assess a company’s performance and sustainability.

Gross revenue, also known as gross sales, refers to the total revenue collected from all business activities before any costs or expenses are deducted.

Net revenue, often referred to as net sales, is the revenue realized once all returns, allowances, discounts, and any other deductions have been accounted for. It provides a more precise view of a company's actual income.

Profit is the financial gain realized when the revenue generated from business operations exceeds the expenses, costs, and taxes needed to sustain the operations.
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