Chanel rapporterar en omsättningstillväxt på 1,8 procent för 2025

20 maj 2026

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Chanel redovisade en omsättning på 19,3 miljarder dollar under 2025, vilket innebär en ökning med 1,8 procent i fasta valutakurser. Rörelseresultatet steg med 5,2 procent till 4,7 miljarder dollar i takt med att det franska lyxhuset återhämtade sig från ett försäljningstapp under 2024.

Globala vd:n Leena Nair tillskrev de rekordstora investeringarna från 2024 det förbättrade resultatet. Företaget öppnade 41 nya butiker förra året och satsade 700 miljoner dollar på integration av leveranskedjan, samtidigt som de bibehöll höga nivåer av investeringar i anläggningstillgångar.

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