Misto Holdings Reports 1,088 Billion won in Q3 2025 Consolidated Revenue, Up 3.7% YoY
- Q3 2025 consolidated revenue of 1,088 billion won and operating profit of 132 billion won, maintaining steady growth despite global uncertainties
- Brand Performance – Misto segment strengthened brand competitiveness through FILA’s repositioning and premium sneaker expansion; Acushnet delivered stable growth led by Pro V1 momentum and strong golf club sales
- Dividend – Declared quarterly dividend of 940 won per share (total 50.4 billion won), up 177% YoY; marks the company’s fourth consecutive special dividend
- Shareholder Return – Cumulative shareholder return reaches 220 billion won, achieving 44% of the three-year (2025–2027) 500 billion won shareholder return target during the first year
Misto Holdings Corp. announced its third-quarter consolidated results and a quarterly dividend of 940 won per share, reinforcing its commitment to predictable shareholder returns and steady earnings growth.
For the third quarter of 2025, consolidated revenue reached 1,088 billion won and operating profit 132 billion won, up 3.7 percent and 41 percent year-on-year, respectively. The increase in profitability was driven by the Misto segment’s turnaround and Acushnet’s strong sales growth, improved product mix, and favorable foreign exchange effects.
The Misto segment recorded revenue of 181 billion won. In Korea, FILA continued to advance its brand repositioning strategy, led by the launch of the new Echappe series, which drove strong engagement among Millennial and Gen Z consumers. Earlier this month,FILA opened a new brand experience center in Biella, Italy, offering an expanded brand experience to global consumers. The business restructuring measures implemented in the North America region late last year significantly reduced losses this quarter and also improved Misto’s consolidated profitability. The Acushnet segment posted revenue of 908 billion won, up 7.5 percent year-on-year, driven by strong sales of its signature Titleist Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls and rising demand for the new Pro V1 Left Dash. The new T-Series irons, launched in August, were also well received, sustaining stable profitability across key markets.
On November 12, the company’s Board of Directors approved a quarterly dividend of 940 won per share, totaling approximately 50.4 billion won, with a record date of September 30, 2025. This marks Misto Holdings’ fourth consecutive special dividend, representing a 177% increase from last year’s payout of 340 won per share. The company stated that the dividend reflects strong performance at its Acushnet subsidiary and special dividend from Full Prospect(China JV). This dividend aligns with Misto Holdings’ three-year shareholder return plan (2025–2027), which targets up to 500 billion won in total shareholder returns. In the first half of the year, the company approved 150 billion won in share repurchases, followed by an additional 20 billion won in September. Including the latest dividend, the cumulative shareholder return now totals approximately 220 billion won, representing 44% of the overall plan target achieved within the first year.
Ho Yeon (Aaron) Lee, Chief Financial Officer of Misto Holdings, stated “Despite a challenging external environment, Misto Holdings maintained stable performance in the third quarter, supported by disciplined operations and solid brand fundamentals. The fourth consecutive special dividend demonstrates our ongoing commitment to transparent, shareholder-friendly management and long-term value creation.”
Earlier this year, Misto Holdings rebranded from FILA Holdings to better reflect its diversified global brand portfolio and strategic vision under the slogan “Redefining Boundaries.” The company continues to pursue synergy among its global subsidiaries and brands, strengthening competitiveness and expanding strategic opportunities for sustainable growth.