The CCC business line generated PLN 1 billion in sales, a 9% increase compared to last year. HalfPrice also saw revenue growth, to PLN 443 million, up 20% year-on-year. A 6% year-on-year decline in the Modivo Group’s revenue (eobuwie -5%, MODIVO -8%) is consistent with expectations and primarily reflects the strategic decisions to withdraw from less profitable markets.
In February–April 2025, the CCC Group recorded a gross margin of close to 51%, largely unchanged year-on-year. The rapidly growing share of licensed brands in the Group’s product mix is also expected to positively affect the margin in the coming quarters.
“We are consistently pursuing our strategic objectives, including steadily implementing our ambitious plans to expand the Group’s retail space by over 300,000 sq m in 2025,” said Dariusz Miłek, President of the Management Board and CEO of the CCC Group. “This growth significantly exceeds our initial projections, driven by our determination to seize emerging opportunities, as our stores continue to deliver excellent profitability, and we frequently secure lease offers for prime locations on favourable terms. While our focus remains on expansion within Central and Eastern Europe, we are also successfully tapping into the potential of Southern European markets, in line with our strategy.”
Following the release of the first-quarter results, CCC’s CEO, Dariusz Milek, announced in a conference call that the company plans to open 370 new stores across Europe within the year. The announcement marks a significant step in the company’s growth strategy.
The CCC Group is one of Europe’s largest footwear and clothing retailers. Operating across 23 markets, the Group brings a unique omnichannel experience to life through a robust network of approximately 1,200 offline stores and a dynamic e-commerce presence under several banners, including CCC, HalfPrice, eobuwie.pl, MODIVO, worldbox, and Boardriders.
