Burberry released flat revenue growth for Q1 22/23, ahead of consensus and our expectations.
Strong rebounds in Japan and EMEIA partially offset the sales contraction in Mainland China (-35% yoy).
However, the strong momentum in the Americas is starting to wane. Although the group saw an improved performance in China since stores reopened in June, the uncertain macroeconomic situation (lower-than-expected GDP growth in Q2 22) in the country still raises doubts for the rest of the year.
15 Jul 2022
Cautious for the year ahead
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Cautious for the year ahead
Burberry Group plc (BRBY:LON) | 1,146 -57.3 (-0.4%) | Mkt Cap: 4,137m
- Published:
15 Jul 2022 -
Author:
Jie Zhang -
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Burberry released flat revenue growth for Q1 22/23, ahead of consensus and our expectations.
Strong rebounds in Japan and EMEIA partially offset the sales contraction in Mainland China (-35% yoy).
However, the strong momentum in the Americas is starting to wane. Although the group saw an improved performance in China since stores reopened in June, the uncertain macroeconomic situation (lower-than-expected GDP growth in Q2 22) in the country still raises doubts for the rest of the year.