BURBY News and Press, Burberry Group plc ADR From 11/11/21

Burberry Group (OTCPK:BURBY): 1H Non-GAAP EPS of 33.50p; GAAP EPS of 35.70p. Revenue of £1.21B (+37.8% Y/Y) Press Release For further details see: Burberry Group reports 1H results

A positive earnings surprise is not an indication that a company is doing a good job in reducing their CO2 emissions. Companies are increasingly taking actionable steps in tracking and reporting ESG standards to achieve long-term success. The long-term, broader goal is to help kee...

LVMH reported strong organic revenue growth of 40% for 9M 2021 vs 2020 and 11% vs 2019. The biggest segment Fashion & Leather Goods announced a record organic revenue, up 57% vs 2020. Due to the high exposure to Asia, investors need to be prepared for short-term noise from Chi...

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Capri Holdings (CPRI +3.1%) trades up alongside LVMH (OTCPK:LVMUY +1.9%) after the latter posts better than expected Q3 earnings. The strength of the luxury clothing retailer's fashion and leather-goods division comes at a time when analysts voiced concerns about demand in China for luxury go...

Iconic trench coat manufacturer Burberry has been an underwhelming performer since my "neutral" rated article in January. Despite a good first half share price performance, the unexpected departure of the CEO has weighed on the stock. Recent ructions in China may be having an impact t...

The effect of Macau's increased government supervision of casinos is spilling into luxury stocks, as LVMH (OTCPK:LVMHF -2.8%) and Gucci-owner Kering (OTCPK:PPRUY -3.7%) both trend downward. Macau, known as the Las Vegas of Asia, isn't critical for the sale of luxury goods in China, but the in...

By the start of September, the FTSE All-Share had produced a total return of 12.4%, which is well above its average return of around 7%. My portfolio has done somewhat better, with a total return so far of 17.4%. This is also well above the portfolio’s average return since 2011...

The global luxury goods market’s recovery is being powered by the rapid rollout of COVID-19 vaccines, renewed consumer confidence, and increasing affluence in countries worldwide. Consequently, international luxury goods companies Hermès International Société (HESAY), Bu...

Burberry is one of the world's leading luxury fashion brands and a popular holding among "quality growth" investors. Fashion is fickle, so Burberry is by its nature a cyclical business. At £21.57, I don’t think Burberry is a terrible investment, but given the non-exist...