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The attack is the latest case of a company being targeted by cyber criminals, with several retailers including Marks & Spencer and Victoria's Secret disclosing similar incidents.

Richemont outperformed the luxury sector, driven by strong jewellery division growth, but faces headwinds in specialist watchmakers and margin pressure from FX and raw materials. Despite resilient sales, growth remains low single digits, and inventory challenges persist, especially in China. Richemont is fairly valued and has a solid balance sheet, but we see better risk-reward elsewhere.

Compagnie Financière Richemont SA (OTCPK:CFRHF) Q4 2025 Results Conference Call May 16, 2025 3:30 AM ET Company Participants Alessandra Girolami - Investor Relations, Director Johann Rupert - Chairman Nicolas Bos - Chief Executive Officer Burkhart Grund - Executive Director & Chief Financial Officer Conference Call Participants Edouard Aubin - Morgan Stanley Luca Solca - Bernstein Carole Madjo - Barclays Zuzanna Pusz - UBS Anne-Laure Bismuth - HSBC Patrik Schwendimann - ZKB Piral Dadhania - RBC Louise Singlehurst - Goldman Sachs Alessandra Girolami Good morning, everyone, and welcome to Richemont's 2025 Full Year Results Presentation. Thank you for joining us in person in Geneva and virtually by webcast.

Luca Solca, sector head for global luxury goods at Bernstein, weighs in on Richemont's full-year results and its outperformance in the luxury jewelry segment.

Richemont reported a 7% increase in fourth-quarter sales on Friday, helped by strong demand for high-end jewellery in the United States, which offset weaker performance in its watch division, particularly in Asia. The Swiss luxury group, which owns Cartier and Van Cleef & Arpels, generated €5.17 billion in sales in the three months to March, slightly ahead of analyst expectations.

Cartier owner Richemont on Friday posted better-than-expected fiscal fourth-quarter sales as wealthy spenders shrug off macroeconomic uncertainty. Revenues at the Swiss luxury group rose to 5.17 billion euros, above the 4.98 billion euros

The Cartier owner's core jewelry division drove sales as the luxury sector contends with slowing demand and an unpredictable global trade spat.

Cartier owner Richemont reported a slightly better-than-expected 7% rise in quarterly sales on Friday as brisk luxury jewellery business in the United States partly offset weaker demand for watches in Asia.

Luxury company Richemont on Friday announced changes to its senior management, with the bosses of jewellery companies Cartier and Van Cleef joining its executive committee.

Richemont's Q3 results exceeded expectations with €6.15 billion in sales, driven by strong performance in the Jewellery Maisons division, aligned with our investment thesis. Despite a decline in the Specialist Watchmakers segment, Richemont showed double-digit growth in key regions and a solid balance sheet with €7.9 billion in net cash. From a discounted valuation, Richemont is now fully priced at P/E and is aligned with peers on a dividend yield basis. We moved our rating to neutral.