The owner of Cartier, Piaget, Chloe and Montblanc saw an uptick in US and European sales, as well as smaller declines in ...

Shares in Richemont jumped 15% on 16 January after the luxury group reported a strong holiday season, says Laure Guilbault in Vogue Business. Sales grew by 10% year on year in the fourth quarter ...

The struggling European luxury-goods sector roared to life Thursday after Richemont reported its highest-ever quarterly sales as it blew by analyst estimates. Richemont, whose brands include ...

Richemont of Cartier and Van Cleef & Arpels fame just delivered spectacular third quarter results, ending December 31 with its luxury jewelry brand revenues up 14%. By contrast, Signet Jewelers ...

Raul Ariano / Bloomberg via Getty Images European luxury shares jumped Thursday after Cartier parent Richemont reported record quarterly sales. Richemont's results raised investor hopes that the ...

LONDON — Richemont has begun 2025 with a bang, surprising the markets with a 10 percent uptick in third-quarter revenue that sent luxury share prices soaring. Following an unexpectedly strong ...

Cartier owner Richemont on Thursday reported a 10% increase in fiscal third-quarter sales even as China demand weighed. Sales rose to 6.2 billion euros ($6.38 billion) at constant exchange rates ...

ZURICH (Reuters) -Richemont, the owner of Cartier jewellery, on Thursday fuelled hopes of a revival for the beaten down luxury goods industry, with end-of-year sales that exceeded expectations ...

In a report released today, Thomas Chauvet from Citi maintained a Buy rating on Compagnie Financiere Richemont SA (CFR – Research Report), with a price target of CHF193.00. According to TipRanks ...

Luxury goods stocks jumped on Thursday morning following Cartier-owner Richemont's (CFR.SW) surge in sales, prompting hopes of a turnaround for the sector. Richemont's third quarter trading update, ...

Richemont sales unexpectedly jumped by double digits during the holiday shopping season as consumers splurged on Cartier jewellery, a tentative sign that demand for luxury goods may be recovering.