TRIGANO: management transactions · France · AMF

About TRIGANO

Trigano is a leading European group specializing in the design, manufacturing and distribution of leisure vehicles and related equipment. Listed in Paris under ISIN FR0005691656, the company operates in a discretionary consumer sector, but one supported by long-term structural drivers such as an ageing population, the popularity of outdoor tourism, and growing demand for flexible mobility and recreational travel. According to the group’s published information, Trigano derives the bulk of its business from motorhomes and caravans, while also developing complementary activities in mobile homes, trailers, garden equipment, camping gear and associated services. The group states that its two main business lines account for roughly 87% of sales in leisure vehicles and 13% in other leisure activities. Trigano’s roots go back to 1935, when the Trigano family began selling textile goods under the brand name. The business then expanded into camping-related products and diversified into caravans, with caravan operations developed from 1971 onward. The company went public in 1998 and has since grown through a strategy of acquisitions, particularly across Europe, building a broad portfolio of brands and industrial capabilities. The group highlights close to 30 brands and production facilities in six countries: France, Italy, Germany, the United Kingdom, Spain and Slovenia. Trigano holds a strong competitive position in Europe across several categories, especially motorhomes, caravans and trailers. The company describes itself as a major European player in motorhomes and focuses on value-for-money product ranges that span from vans to integrated liners. Its offering also extends to accessories, spare parts, financing and rental services, as well as a vertically integrated distribution network through Libertium, presented by the group as Europe’s leading distributor of motorhomes and caravans. Geographically, Trigano has a broad European footprint, with manufacturing sites and sales networks across the continent’s key markets. This multi-country presence is strategically important because it allows the company to localize products while leveraging industrial scale, sourcing efficiency and established dealer relationships. A notable recent fact is that for fiscal year 2024/2025, Trigano reported sales of €3.66 billion, recurring operating income of €335.9 million and operating cash flow of €563.9 million, showing strong cash generation despite lower shipment volumes due to inventory normalization in distribution networks.