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Loic Morvan

KERING 2025 should be another very poor vintage for Kering

Kering Q1 sales declined 14% organically, worse than an already-cautious consensus (-12%), especially penalised by Gucci (-25%). We revise down our 2025-26 earnings by 15%, with 8% 2025 sales erosion and a 20% 2025 EBIT decline. We are far from a sales recovery at Kering and Gucci. Neutral recommen
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Kering SA

Kering is engaged in the retail industry, particularly luxury fashion brands. Co.'s operations can be divided into two segments: Luxury and Sport & Lifestyle divisions. The Luxury division includes brands such as Gucci, Bottega Veneta, Yves Saint Laurent, Balenciaga, Boucheron, Sergio Rossi, Alexander McQueen, Girard-Perregaux & JeanRichard, & Stella McCartney. In addition, Co. offers Leather Goods, Shoes, Ready-to-wear, Watches, and Jewelry & Other products. The Sport & Lifestyle division designs & develops footwear, apparel & accessories and includes brands like Puma, Volcom and Electric among others.

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Loic Morvan

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