Richemont Sales Rise 11% on Cartier Demand, Beating 9.78% Estimates

1 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · May 22

Richemont reported 11% full-year sales growth at constant exchange rates for the year ended in March, outpacing the 9.78% analyst estimate compiled by Bloomberg.
Cartier bracelets and rings drove the upside, with shoppers still spending on high-end jewelry despite a broader slowdown across the luxury sector.
The result suggests the Swiss group is weathering weaker market conditions better than many rivals, helped by resilient demand at one of its flagship brands.

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As luxury brands hike prices, are they creating a 'value crisis' that will alienate younger, authenticity-seeking consumers?