Kering SA

Discover why Kering’s luxury brands still offer upside amid EU tax threats, rising margins, and a 15‑month price swing—smart insight for long‑term investors.

How Kering’s New York property sale fuels digital, sustainable and experiential moves that keep luxury relevant for Gen Z, Millennials and global buyers.

Discover how Kering SA’s interim dividend and Kering Beauté reclassification reveal a dual strategy of rewarding shareholders while strategically pruning non‑core assets to boost future growth.

Discover how Kering’s sustainable, digital‑first strategy boosts investor confidence in a resilient luxury market, outpacing rivals and weathering economic shifts.

Kering SA’s recent share price rally highlights the luxury conglomerate’s ability to adapt to shifting consumer behaviors, demographic trends, and technological advancements, positioning it for sustained growth in the luxury market.

Kering SA, the luxury conglomerate behind Gucci and Yves Saint-Laurent, has appointed Luca de Meo as its new CEO, tasked with reviving Gucci’s sales and profitability amidst a broader decline in the luxury market.

Kering SA’s stock price has risen following a positive recommendation from HSBC, which upgraded its rating to ‘buy’ due to a potential turnaround in Chinese consumer spending.

Kering’s stock price has shown signs of recovery, but analysts warn that the company’s underlying issues, including Gucci’s sales drop and lack of innovation, remain a major concern.

Kering, the French luxury goods company behind Gucci, has reported a 18% sales decline in the second quarter, with Gucci experiencing a 25% drop, amidst a broader decline in the luxury market.

Kering SA, a luxury goods company, is expected to benefit from a US-EU trade agreement that includes a 15% tariff reduction, leading to a potential rebound in the European market.