Brico Depôt Ibéria closed the 3rd quarter of the 2025/26 fiscal year with sales of 122 million euros, a growth in comparable terms of 9.8% compared to the same period of the previous year.
The performance supports the positive trajectory of the year and highlights share gains in the DIY segment in the Iberian Peninsula, reveals the company in a statement released this Friday, 28th.
The company’s evolution is based on three economic vectors: renewal of the offer, competitive pricing policies and reinforcement of services aimed at individuals and professionals.
The omnichannel strategy played an important role, with emphasis on the growth of e‑commerce and greater penetration of the professional channel (trade), pointing to a structural change in the composition of sales.
Chris Bargate, CEO of Brico Depôt Ibéria, states, in a statement, that the company was able to “grow above the sector, reinforcing our position in both Portugal and Spain…We face the final stretch of the year with renewed energy and with the determination to continue generating value and offering a differentiating experience to all our customers”, he adds.
Brico Depôt Ibéria is part of the Kingfisher plc group, which in the quarter reported sales of 3,252 million pounds (around 3,805 million euros), like-for-like growth of 0.9%, and cumulative underlying like-for-like growth of 1.6%.
The group highlights the contribution of e-commerce — online sales +10.2%, representing 20.7% of the total — and the professional segment, with sales to the professional channel growing 12.1% and a penetration of 31.3% in total sales.
Thierry Garnier, CEO of Kingfisher, highlights that this was “another quarter of solid and quality growth, driven by the increase in volume and the success of our strategic initiatives in e-commerce and the professional channel…The results allow us to revise our profit forecasts for the year upwards”.