Chanel catatkan pertumbuhan pendapatan 1,8 persen untuk tahun 2025

Rabu, 20 Mei 2026

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Chanel mencatatkan pendapatan sebesar $19,3 miliar pada tahun 2025, yang menandai peningkatan 1,8 persen berdasarkan kurs tetap. Laba operasional naik 5,2 persen menjadi $4,7 miliar seiring dengan pemulihan rumah mode mewah asal Prancis tersebut dari penurunan penjualan pada tahun 2024.

CEO Global Leena Nair mengaitkan peningkatan kinerja ini dengan rekor investasi yang dilakukan pada tahun 2024. Perusahaan membuka 41 butik baru tahun lalu dan menghabiskan $700 juta untuk integrasi rantai pasokan sambil tetap mempertahankan tingkat belanja modal yang tinggi.

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