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PRESS RELEASE Nantes , October 22nd , 2026 3rd quarter and 9 - month sales 2026 highlights YTD LfL Net Sales : -10.9 % Q3 : -21.0 % LfL , impacted by temporary delays in deliveries and lower promotions € 30m Gross Cost Savings for FY26 confirmed , structurally lowering the break - even point Decline in sales across channels and geographies • Maisons du Monde recorded a decline in sales in the third quarter of 2026 , with like - for - like net sales down 21.0 % , bringing the year - to - date decline to 10.9 % . ● • Temporary product availability constraints due to temporary late deliveries strongly impacted sales , particularly during the second half of the quarter . The downturn affected both distribution channels ( Retail -18 % and Online -30 % ) and geographies ( France at -21 % and International at -22 % ) . Furthermore , the Group operated in a challenging environment : retail traffic in France declined by 4 % YTD ( Retail Int panel ) , while French furniture market sales fell by 5 % YTD ( IPEA ) . Top - line performance also reflected the Group's continued commercial discipline to protect gross margin . • Actions underway to support sales recovery while protecting profitability and cash in this challenging context • Team focus on Customer experience , leading to record NPS growth of +10.8 points from 2023 to 2026 . • Close cooperation with suppliers to ensure a progressive return to normal deliveries throughout Q4 . • The Group is also implementing measures to improve trading momentum in the coming months : marketing initiatives are being stepped up to drive traffic in - store and online , while product availability should be normalized by the end of the year . At the same time , strict focus on protecting profitability and cash : О О Disciplined approach to promotional activity has supported gross margin . Cost - reduction measures further materialized during Q3 . The Group confirms its € 30 million gross savings target over the full year , helping to offset top - line pressure . о Structural reduction of the inventories , accelerated by temporary delays in deliveries .