Kering hit by weak sales at Gucci
Sales at French luxury group Kering have been weighed down by weak performance at its biggest brand Gucci, as investors wait for a new designer to be named to lead a stalled turnaround. Kering’s sales fell 12 per cent on an organic basis in the fourth quarter to €4.
According to luxury analysts, the stature of the designer would help revitalize the brand and regain market prominence.
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