Mulberry
This coverage examines Mulberry’s strategy, operations, and performance in the UK luxury retail and accessories market. Reporting covers store launches, financial results, sustainability initiatives, leadership changes, and brand positioning. Aimed at retail executives, buyers, and brand managers monitoring premium fashion trends, consumer demand, and competitive dynamics in the luxury sector.
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Jun- 2021 -23 JuneClothing & Shoes
Reformation to launch Covent Garden flagship
Sustainable fashion brand Reformation has agreed terms to launch a new London flagship store in Covent Garden. Opening at 27 King Street, the retailer’s latest flagship store follows from its first London site which opened in August 2019. Reformation was founded in 2009, and acts water, waste, and carbon neutral…
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May- 2021 -27 MayClothing & Shoes
Frasers Group ends Hugo Boss rumours
Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group has denied rumours that it plans to launch a takeover bid for luxury fashion house Hugo Boss. The claim was first reported in the Telegraph on Friday 21 May, resulting in a 7% jump in shares at the premium fashion brand. However, in a London Stock…
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Apr- 2021 -21 AprilClothing & Shoes
Mulberry launches sustainability manifesto
Luxury fashion house Mulberry has launched a new sustainability manifesto, which outlines the company’s “ambitious commitments” to transform the business to a “regenerative and circular model”, encompassing the entire supply chain by 2030. The launch of the “Mulberry Made to Last” manifesto marks the group’s 50 anniversary year as a…
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Jan- 2021 -20 JanuaryClothing & Shoes
Frasers Group increases stake in Hugo Boss
Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group has increased its stake into luxury retailer Hugo Boss to around 15%. Frasers revealed it now has interests 3,611,700 shares of common stock, representing 5.1% of Hugo Boss’s total share capital and 3,377,465 shares of common stock via contracts for difference, representing 4.8% of Hugo Boss’s…
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Dec- 2020 -18 DecemberLuxury Goods
Frasers Group will not make formal bid for Mulberry
Frasers Group has announced that it will not be making a formal bid for Mulberry after ongoing rumours of a potential acquisition. Mike Ashley’s retail group currently owns a 36.8% stake in the business and last month said it was considering a takeover of the brand. Last month, Frasers Group…
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Nov- 2020 -26 NovemberClothing & Shoes
Mulberry revenue falls 29% as lockdown hits sales
Mulberry has reported a 29% decline in revenue to £48.9m during the first half of the year, as the impact of the coronavirus pandemic impacted its sales. For the 26 weeks ending 26 September 2020, the retailer also revealed an adjusted loss before tax of £1.9m (2019: £10.1m) before adjusting…
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4 NovemberClothing & Shoes
Frasers Group increases stake in Mulberry to 29.7%
Frasers Group has more than doubled its stake in Mulberry, the luxury fashion company, from 12.5% to 29.7%. Mike Ashley’s retail group had bought its first set of shares in the firm in February of this year for almost £19m. At the time, Frasers said the move was part of…
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Oct- 2020 -5 OctoberClothing & Shoes
Mulberry swings to full-year loss
Mulberry has announced that group revenue fell by 10% to £149.3m in the full-year ended 28 March 2020, in light of a “challenging” UK market and the impact of the pandemic towards the end of the financial period. The group also swung to a pre-tax loss of £14.2m, down from…
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Jun- 2020 -8 JuneLuxury Goods
Mulberry to cut global workforce by 25%
Luxury retailer Mulberry has announced the launch of a consultation process on proposals to reduce its workforce by approximately 25% across its global business. The fashion giant said that the move was proposed following efforts to manage its cost base and operations in light of the ongoing “uncertainty” presented by…
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Feb- 2020 -27 FebruaryAnalysis
Heathrow’s third runway will not be taking off after all
Heathrow’s third runway has been ruled illegal by the court of appeal, because the government did not properly consider its own climate change pledges in line with the Paris Agreement when drawing up its plans. The court is actually on the same street as our offices here at Mulberry Media…
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