What'S The Reason Why Italy'S Luxury Brands Are Rising?

Recently, a number of brands released the latest financial results in fiscal year 2015, and the annual income data as of December 31, 2015 were fresh.

If you have a strong newspaper, you will see Italy.

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He benefited from the wholesale channel, rising 7.4% to 1 billion 430 million euros in annual revenue

Italy luxury brand Salvatore Ferragamo ended in the 2015 fiscal year of December 31st, with a total revenue of 1 billion 430 million euros, up 7.4% over the 2014 fiscal year.

This is mainly due to the growth of global stability.

And good performance of wholesale channels.

From a regional perspective, the Asia Pacific region, the main market of the group, has benefited from the improvement in the fourth quarter, with sales growth of 4%. The region accounts for 36% of the total revenue. By the strong US dollar, the annual sales volume in North America increased by 9%, and the total income in central and South America increased by 12%; the Japanese region benefited from the consumption of Chinese tourists, and the annual sales volume increased by 14%.

From the point of view of the channel, the group's retail revenue in the fiscal year dropped by 3% year-on-year, but thanks to the performance of the tourism retail industry, wholesale channels grew by 7%, handbags and leather accessories also recorded an increase of 12%.

Strong sales in the fourth quarter increased Tod 's revenue by 7.4% to 1 billion 30 million euros.

Tods (Tod 's s) ended in December 31st, and its total operating income in fiscal 2015 was 1 billion 30 million euros, up by 7.4%.

This is mainly due to the improvement of mainland China in the fourth quarter and the strong sales in Italy's local market.

According to earnings data, the group's fourth quarter revenue rose 11.4% to 250 million euros.

Among them, sales in the Greater China region totaled 225 million 800 thousand euros, which was flat in the 2014 fiscal year. The largest market in Italy achieved 11.1% growth in the local market, and the annual sales increased by 3.7% to 322 million 800 thousand euros.

Brunello Cucinelli earned 414 million euros, up 16.3%

According to the earnings report released by Italy luxury brand Brunello Cucinelli, revenue in 2015 was 414 million euros, up 16.3% from 356 million euros in 2014, and sales rose 9.5% on a constant exchange rate basis.

This is mainly due to the growth of its retail and wholesale business. Sales of Brunello Cucinello rose 30% to 193 million euros in retail channels, accounting for 46.6% of total sales, an increase of 5.4% over the same period last year.

Brunello Cucinello has invested 120 million euros in expanding its retail network while expanding its production plant in Italy.

At present, Brunello Cucinello is strengthening its technical level and launching an investment project called "Great Internet Project".

La Perla annual revenue growth of 25%

With the decline of high-end handbag leather industry, underwear has quietly occupied the market share of handbags.

Italy luxury brand La Perla was bought by Italy Telecom tycoon Silvio Scaglia two years ago. Recently, it has released La Perla2015's annual revenue of 150 million euros, achieving a rapid growth of over 25%.

And with the expansion of retail sales, growth is expected to accelerate to 30% in 2016. Revenue will rise from 150 million euros in 2015 to 200 million euros, and it will break even a year earlier than expected.

Giorgio Armani earned 2 billion 640 million euros, up 3.7%

According to reports, George.

(Giorgio Armani) in 2015, the total income of the group was 2 billion 640 million euros, which is the second largest luxury group in Italy after Prada (Prada).

Although it recorded a 3.7% revenue growth in 2015, the growth rate slowed sharply compared with 16% in 2014.

This slowdown is mainly driven by the decline in the Greater China region and the stagnation of European market growth.

According to Giorgio Armani, the group's founder, only the United States, Japan and the Middle East grew in 2015, while Europe was basically flat in 2014, while the Greater China region shrank.