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Luxury British brand Mulberry has reported a strong return to sales growth, signaling renewed momentum in the global luxury handbag market. After facing economic pressures and shifting consumer trends, the iconic fashion house is bouncing back with improved performance and rising demand for premium accessories.
In this video, we break down Mulberry’s latest financial results, key strategies behind its recovery, and what this means for the broader luxury fashion industry in 2026. Stay updated with the latest business news, market trends, and fashion
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00:00British luxury handbag maker Mulberry reported a return to annual sales growth on Monday.
00:06Its turnaround gathered pace despite weakening consumer spending facing the wider retail sector.
00:12Its shares were up nearly 8% in morning trade. The company posted full-year revenue growth of
00:185.7% on a constant currency basis for the year ending March 28. It was driven by double-digit
00:26growth across all markets in the second half, with like-for-like retail and digital sales in
00:32its core UK market rising 13.7%. Mulberry's performance stands out against a backdrop
00:40of a struggling broader retail sector. It's as cautious UK consumers' increased savings amid
00:46sluggish economic growth, while demand has been slow to recover in key luxury market China.
00:51Recent fallout from the Iran war has also hit high-margin airport retail and demand in the
00:57Gulf. Under CEO Andrea Baldo, who took over in 2024, the company has pursued its strategy
01:04focusing on an appeal to British heritage.
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