Burberry reports a second straight quarter of sequential retail improvement, driven by Greater China and Asia Pacific. Double-digit growth among Gen Z customers and stronger outerwear and scarves support a healthier mix, with FY26 operating profit guidance intact around £150m.
Published on 01/21/2026
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Burberry Group plc specializes in the design, manufacturing and marketing of top-of-the-range clothes and accessories. Net sales break down by activity as follows:
- retail distribution (84.93%): activity conducted, at the end of March 2026, through a network of 410 stores distributed between company-owned stores (222; Burberry name), concession stores (134), franchised stores (27) and other (54);
- wholesale distribution (12.5%);
- licensed sale (2.6%).
Net sales (not including licensed sale) break down by family of products between accessories (35.1%), men's clothing (30.6%), ladies clothing (30%), and children's clothing (4.3%).
Net sales (not including licensed sale) are distributed geographically as follows: Europe,/Middle East/India/Africa (34.8%), China (28.4%), Asia/Pacific (15.4%), and Americas (21.4%).
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