Burberry reinstates progressive dividend policy as sales gradually recover
The luxury group expects solid revenue growth in the current financial year
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Burberry Group designs, sources, manufactures and distributes luxury mens, womens and childrenswear and non-apparel accessories globally through its own retail stores, concessions and wholesale customers. Burberry also licenses third parties to manufacture and distribute products using the Burberry trademarks. The Company's non–apparel offerings include handbags, soft accessories, such as scarves, small leather goods, shoes, belts and jewellery.
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The luxury group expects solid revenue growth in the current financial year
China is a huge market for Burberry and the brand is incredibly popular
Revenue and adjusted operating profit are expected to be ahead of consensus
Analysts say the investment case hinges on the turnaround but there are no signs of momentum yet
Sales are expected to be hit significantly once coronavirus-related travel restrictions are eased
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The fashion designer has seen an improvement in sales in the second quarter but new lockdowns are expected to hit trading
Analysts believe the fashion designer will beat its second-quarter retail like-for-like estimated fall of 15-20%
The new masks cost £90 each and are available in Burberry check and pale blue
Despite the upgrade, Jefferies said they expected the luxury brand will “take longer to recover" from its pandemic downturn than some of its "better peers"
A partnership with Tencent brings social media interactions into a physical retail environment through a dedicated WeChat mini program
Sales in mainland China grew in the mid-teens in the first quarter, while in the EMEIA region were down around 75%
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Footsie finished up almost 113 points, or 1.83%, at 6,292, while the midcap FTSE 250 gained nearly 246 points, or 1.43%, at 17,420
The clothing firms find themselves potentially facing a spending squeeze as consumers prioritise essential goods amid an economic downturn
Cumulative sales in China and Korea since the beginning of April are ahead of the prior year, the group said
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Britain's blue-chip benchmark finished down nearly 22 points at 5,993. The intraday low was 5,888. The high was 6,015.
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UK retail sales figures for April are also on the agenda
While it did raise its target price for the clothing group, UBS continued to rate the stock at 'sell' and warned an unwillingness of consumers to travel was the “biggest single risk to earnings in the luxury goods sector”
Burberry has re-purposed its coat factory in Castleford, UK to produce personal protection equipment (PPE)