Davidoff Posts Sales Gain For 2025
Swiss corporation Oettinger Davidoff, the company behind such premium cigar brands as Davidoff, Avo, Zino and Camacho, announced its earnings for 2025 and the news is positive. According to an official release issued by the private company, Davidoff posted turnover of 545.3 million Swiss francs (about $680 million) last year, an increase of 2.5 percent over 2024. The company also said it made more than 36 million cigars in 2025.
Davidoff credits last year’s growth primarily to its two workhorse brands, Davidoff and Zino, but also mentions expansion of production sites in the Dominican Republic and Honduras as other contributing factors. Oettinger Davidoff produces all its Davidoff branded lines as well as the majority of its Avo series in the Dominican Republic while Camacho, Zino (Zino Honduras and Zino Nicaragua) and the new Avo Expresivo are produced in Honduras.
“The core brand Davidoff increased its sales by 2.4 percent, while the Zino brand delivered another extraordinary year with an increase of 16.1 percent,” Davidoff said in the release. The company pointed to “growth in the U.S. market” as part of the reason for the increase. Davidoff also said that its cigar production was up 4.9 percent, to 36.6 million cigars.
For an exclusive interview with Oettinger Davidoff CEO, Beat Hauenstein, see the July-August issue of Cigar Aficionado, which hits newsstands later this month.
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