Gucci

This coverage examines Gucci’s activities and presence within the UK retail landscape, with a focus on store openings, marketing campaigns, product launches, and executive appointments. Reporting also addresses the brand’s wholesale strategies, collaborations, and market positioning, providing insights into how Gucci navigates the luxury retail sector. Designed for retail professionals, managers, and executives overseeing premium brand operations and strategy.

  • Apr- 2024 -
    26 April
    Luxury GoodsBurberry faces takeover threat after share drop

    Burberry faces takeover threat after share drop

    Burberry is at risk of takeover after losing a fifth of its value since the start of the year, The Telegraph has reported.  A profit warning from rival luxury brand Kering, which owns Gucci, Bottega Veneta and YSL among others, triggered a dip in Burberry shares on Wednesday (24 April).…

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  • 25 April
    NewsToday’s news in brief-25/4/24

    Today’s news in brief-25/4/24

    Getir is set to exit the UK and Europe as investors inject additional funds into the company, according to Sky News. The funding, expected to be in the tens of millions of pounds, will support the closure of operations in the UK, Germany, and the Netherlands. The move follows restructuring…

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  • 25 April
    NewsMatchesfashion creditors owed £36m following collapse

    Matchesfashion creditors owed £36m following collapse

    Burberry, Gucci and Prada are among the creditors owed £36m following the collapse of Matchesfashion last month, the FT has revealed. The luxury brands are among more than 500 creditors to Matches, which was bought by Mike Ashley’s Fraser Group in December.  Administrators at Teneo revealed that the creditors are…

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  • 24 April
    NewsToday’s news in brief-24/4/24

    Today’s news in brief-24/4/24

    Bérangère Michel, the executive director of finance for the John Lewis Partnership, is resigning after 16 years with the company. She is leaving to explore new career opportunities, having played a vital role in enhancing the business’s financial performance. Her departure prompts a recruitment process for her replacement, expected to…

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  • 24 April
    Luxury GoodsKering revenues dip 11% to €4.5bn in Q1

    Kering revenues dip 11% to €4.5bn in Q1

    Kering’s revenues were down 11% to €4.5bn (£3.8bn) for the first quarter of 2024 as Gucci, Yves Saint Laurent and Bottega Veneta failed to perform positively.  The group’s revenue from the directly operated retail network fell 11% on a comparable basis, as a result of lower store traffic.  During the…

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  • 22 April
    NewsToday’s news in brief-22/4/24

    Today’s news in brief-22/4/24

    Investors from the Middle East and China are eyeing Selfridges following Signa’s financial struggles, leading to restructuring and insolvency. Central Group, a co-owner, is seeking to buy out Signa’s stake, with potential partnerships being explored with sovereign wealth funds and tycoons. Notable entities like Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund and…

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  • 22 April
    Department StoresMiddle East and Chinese investors eye up Selfridges

    Middle East and Chinese investors eye up Selfridges

    Investors from the Middle East and China are reportedly eyeing up Selfridges amid the financial troubles of its Austrian co-owner Signa, according to The Times. Thai conglomerate Central Group, a fellow co-owner, wants to buy out Signa’s remaining stake in the department store chain with another partner. Central group is…

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  • 17 April
    NewsGucci appoints new deputy CEO

    Gucci appoints new deputy CEO

    Gucci has announced the appointment of Stefano Cantino as the brand’s new deputy chief executive officer, reporting to Jean-François Palus, president and CEO, from 2 May.   In this newly created position, Cantino will share with Palus the responsibility to define and implement the brand strategy.   He joins Gucci after spending…

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  • Mar- 2024 -
    20 March
    NewsToday’s news in brief-20/3/24

    Today’s news in brief-20/3/24

    UK inflation dropped to 3.4% in February 2024, surpassing economists’ expectations of 3.5%. This decline was mainly attributed to easing food inflation. The prices of bread and cereals rose slightly by 0.3% compared to a significant increase of 2.3% in the previous year, contributing to the overall decrease in food…

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  • 20 March
    CommentHow can the physical retail sector win its battle to survive?

    How can the physical retail sector win its battle to survive?

    It is well known that the high street is battling for survival. Insolvency statistics released this month show a 17% increase in company insolvencies compared to this month last year, with the retail sector particularly badly hit. With the closure of many Body Shop stores already confirmed this year, and…

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