Oettinger Davidoff has reported sales turnover of CHF 545.3 million (approximately US$680 million) for 2025, representing a 2.5% increase in real terms as the company concluded its 150th anniversary year.
According to the company, growth was led by its own-brand premium cigar business, with the Davidoff brand recording a 2.4% increase in sales and the Zino brand posting 16.1% growth. Oettinger Davidoff attributed the results in part to strong performance in its Partner Markets & Duty Free EMEAA region and continued growth in the United States.
The company produced 36.6 million handmade premium cigars during 2025, a 4.9% decrease from the previous year. Oettinger Davidoff said the adjustment was made to align production with changing market conditions and broader macroeconomic challenges.
As part of its long-term growth strategy, the company continued investing in manufacturing operations in the Dominican Republic and Honduras. In Villa González, Dominican Republic, Oettinger Davidoff opened a new blending center, while its facility in DanlĂ, Honduras, underwent expansion that included additional box-making capacity and construction of a new fermentation complex.
The company also expanded its global retail network during 2025, opening seven new Davidoff stores and renovating four existing locations, including flagship stores in Basel, Switzerland, and New York City. Oettinger Davidoff said it plans to open nine additional boutiques and renovate five more locations during 2026.
In addition to operational investments, the company highlighted continued efforts in corporate responsibility, including the publication of its third annual Human Rights Due Diligence Report, expansion of solar infrastructure at its manufacturing facilities, and modernization of working conditions in both the Dominican Republic and Honduras.
Oettinger Davidoff said these initiatives support its five-year Aspire727 strategy, which focuses on brand development, sales growth, operational execution, and organizational leadership as the company continues to expand its presence in the global premium cigar market.