Richemont Beats Sales Forecasts as Jewellery Demand and China Performance Signal Luxury Market Stabilization
Richemont reported third-quarter sales of 6.4 billion euros, surpassing expectations. Growth in jewellery and Greater China suggests a pivotal stabilization.
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Compagnie Financière Richemont SA reported third-quarter sales of 6.4 billion euros for the period ending in December, outperforming the analyst consensus estimate of 6.28 billion euros. This performance represents a 4 percent year-on-year increase in reported currencies and an 11 percent rise in constant currencies. The results from the Swiss-based luxury group, headquartered in Switzerland 
CH, are among the first major industry figures to be released for the end of 2025, a year marked by geopolitical turmoil and the bankruptcy of Saks Global. Following the report, shares in the company were indicated 4 percent higher in premarket activity in Zurich.
CH, are among the first major industry figures to be released for the end of 2025, a year marked by geopolitical turmoil and the bankruptcy of Saks Global. Following the report, shares in the company were indicated 4 percent higher in premarket activity in Zurich.
