Kering posts 1% first-half revenue growth as Gucci’s decline narrows
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Kering reported modest first-half comparable revenue growth and a return to quarterly growth for the first time in three years, with Gucci's sales decline narrowing and profitability improving. Saint Laurent returned to growth and Bottega Veneta beat expectations, supporting a sharp post-results equity repricing. The update signals stabilization in luxury demand and brand execution, which can lift broader risk sentiment despite being company-specific.
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Kering reported first-half revenue of 7.22 billion euros on July 28, up 1% year on year on a comparable basis. Second-quarter revenue rose 2% to 3.652 billion euros, marking its first quarterly growth in three years, according to 36Kr. Gucci’s second-quarter revenue fell 2%, narrowing from an 8% decline in the first quarter. The stock surged 17% on the next trading day.
