>Stefano Cantino to replace Jean François Palus at Gucci’s helm by January 2025 - Kering has slightly rushed the leadership transition that was in the making at Gucci by announcing yesterday evening that the current number 2 to acting CEO Jean François Palus, Stefano Cantino, would take over as CEO, replacing Mr. Palus in January 2025. Such a move had already been the subject of press speculation over the last months: the timing of the announcement is a bit of a surpr...
>Stefano Cantino to replace Jean François Palus at Gucci’s helm by January 2025 - Kering has slightly rushed the leadership transition that was in the making at Gucci by announcing yesterday evening that the current number 2 to acting CEO Jean François Palus, Stefano Cantino, would take over as CEO, replacing Mr. Palus in January 2025. Such a move had already been the subject of press speculation over the last months: the timing of the announcement is a bit of a surpr...
Kering: Stefano Cantino appointed CEO of Gucci, succeeding Jean-François Palus PRESS RELEASE October 8, 2024 STEFANO CANTINO APPOINTED CEO OF GUCCI, SUCCEEDING JEAN-FRANÇOIS PALUS Kering today announced the appointment of Stefano Cantino as CEO of Gucci, reporting to Francesca Bellettini, Deputy CEO of Kering in charge of Brand Development. Stefano Cantino, who joined Gucci in May 2024 as Deputy CEO and will have a seat on Kering’s Executive Committee, will succeed Jean-François Palus as of January 1, 2025. Jean-François Palus had been appointed CEO of Gucci in Jul...
Kering : Stefano Cantino nommé Directeur général de Gucci, succédant à Jean-François Palus COMMUNIQUÉ DE PRESSE 8 octobre 2024 STEFANO CANTINO NOMMÉ DIRECTEUR GÉNÉRAL DE GUCCI, SUCCÉDANT À JEAN-FRANÇOIS PALUS Kering annonce aujourd’hui la nomination de Stefano Cantino en tant que Directeur général de Gucci, rattaché à Francesca Bellettini, Directrice générale adjointe de Kering en charge du Développement des Maisons. Stefano Cantino, qui a rejoint Gucci en mai 2024 au poste de Directeur général adjoint, et qui siègera au Comité exécutif de Kering, succèdera à Jean-Franç...
>Topic of the week: around the world in a few lines - Ahead of the Q3 results season, we review the most recent evidence on luxury trends by geography, focusing on what has happened over the summer and how the coming winter season looks at this point. First things first, China; this is the place where the message is probably the most similar across luxury groups: persistent low traffic over the summer is set to result in a visible y-o-y decline in sales over Q3 (we ha...
Last week we held our fourth ODDO BHF Iberian Forum. The event was fully virtual and took place on October 1 and 2. With 62 Iberian issuers, close to 200 institutional investors and c. 800 meetings, this is one of the largest dedicated Iberian conferences held this year. This note brings together 49 feedback documents, with 5 target price revisions (o/w 3 downward revisions) and a rating downgrade on Pharma Mar. The main subjects of debate were i/ the trend in final demand in the con...
Last week we held our fourth ODDO BHF Iberian Forum. The event was fully virtual and took place on October 1 and 2. With 62 Iberian issuers, close to 200 institutional investors and c. 800 meetings, this is one of the largest dedicated Iberian conferences held this year. This note brings together 49 feedback documents, with 5 target price revisions (o/w 3 downward revisions) and a rating downgrade on Pharma Mar. The main subjects of debate were i/ the trend in final demand in the con...
Last week we held our fourth ODDO BHF Iberian Forum. The event was fully virtual and took place on October 1 and 2. With 62 Iberian issuers, close to 200 institutional investors and c. 800 meetings, this is one of the largest dedicated Iberian conferences held this year. This note brings together 49 feedback documents, with 5 target price revisions (o/w 3 downward revisions) and a rating downgrade on Pharma Mar. The main subjects of debate were i/ the trend in final demand in the con...
Last week we held our fourth ODDO BHF Iberian Forum. The event was fully virtual and took place on October 1 and 2. With 62 Iberian issuers, close to 200 institutional investors and c. 800 meetings, this is one of the largest dedicated Iberian conferences held this year. This note brings together 49 feedback documents, with 5 target price revisions (o/w 3 downward revisions) and a rating downgrade on Pharma Mar. The main subjects of debate were i/ the trend in final demand in the con...
>Topic of the week: around the world in a few lines - Ahead of the Q3 results season, we review the most recent evidence on luxury trends by geography, focusing on what has happened over the summer and how the coming winter season looks at this point. First things first, China; this is the place where the message is probably the most similar across luxury groups: persistent low traffic over the summer is set to result in a visible y-o-y decline in sales over Q3 (we ha...
We host our 4th ODDO BHF Iberian Forum on the 1st and 2nd of October 2024 virtually. In total, 63 companies will be presenting. In the following note, we provide some initial feedback of the company on day 1. - >Acciona (=) : Confidence in Non-energy business steady, Acciona Energía stake sparks intense scrutiny - Acciona Energia (=/-) : A trajectory beyond 2024 to be explained at the 9 months results - Acerinox (=/-): Softness persists in Europe and US - Amadeus (=/+): sol...
Although most stocks in our luxury sample rebounded last week following the launch of a stimulus "bazooka" by the Chinese authorities, we expect no material improvement in China's consumption or household confidence in the near term. As such, we would not be surprised if the Chinese government were
>Topic of the week: landing aborted - What a difference a week makes. Luxury stocks were trading at a greater than 20% discount vs pre-Covid levels and then they suddenly gained more than 15% in just one week; as a result, they are now trading at close to parity (at a 10% modest discount Hermès aside), no small feat given the recent and visible negative earnings momentum. What happened last week was primarily a re-pricing of the luxury Chinese exposure as authorities ...
>Topic of the week: landing aborted - What a difference a week makes. Luxury stocks were trading at a greater than 20% discount vs pre-Covid levels and then they suddenly gained more than 15% in just one week; as a result, they are now trading at close to parity (at a 10% modest discount Hermès aside), no small feat given the recent and visible negative earnings momentum. What happened last week was primarily a re-pricing of the luxury Chinese exposure as authorities ...
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