In the following explanation of the regional distribution of sales, the sales are allocated to the customers' actual region ("customer site"). It is divided into three geographical regions (EMEA, Americas and Asia/Pacific). A more detailed regional presentation of the sales according to the registered office of the respective Group company can be found in chapter 25 of the Notes to the Consolidated Financial Statements.

PUMA's net sales in the reporting currency, the euro, increased by 30.0% in the financial year 2021. This corresponds to a currency-adjusted sales increase of 31.7% compared to the previous year. All regions contributed to this development with double-digit growth rates.

In the EMEA region, sales in the reporting currency, the euro, rose by 27.7% to € 2,531.7 million. Adjusted for currency effects, this corresponds to an increase in sales of 28.2%. Almost all countries in the region contributed to this development with double-digit growth rates. Particularly strong growth came from France, Italy, Russia and South Africa. In terms of Group sales, the share of the EMEA region nevertheless decreased from 37.9% in the previous year to 37.2% in 2021.

With regard to product divisions, sales revenue from Footwear recorded a currency-adjusted increase of 31.0%. Currency-adjusted sales of apparel increased by 29.2%. Currency-adjusted sales of accessories rose by 20.6%.

G.07 EMEA SALES (€ million)
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 1.382,7 1.646,2 1.800,3 2.001,4 1.982,9 2.531,7

In the Americas region, sales in the reporting currency, the euro, increased by 48.5% to € 2,636.9 million, thus exceeding the € 2 billion mark for the first time in this region. Currency-adjusted sales increased by 53.9%. Latin America in particular suffered negative exchange rate effects, as the weakness of the Argentine peso against the euro had a significant negative impact on sales in Latin America denominated in the reporting currency, the euro. Due to the strong growth in sales, the Americas region's share of Group sales rose to 38.7% in 2021 (previous year: 33.9%).

In terms of product divisions, both footwear (+63.8% currency-adjusted) and apparel (+52.1% currency-adjusted) recorded particularly strong year-on-year sales growth. Sales in the Accessories division saw a currency-adjusted increase of 35.1%, in particular due to an increase in sales of Cobra golf clubs, socks and bodywear.