Burberry Beats Sales Forecasts as Its Luxury Turnaround Gains Ground
Thursday, November 12, 2026 · 7 min
Burberry beat quarterly sales expectations and more than tripled first-half adjusted operating profit, as US and Chinese demand offset European weakness. The results strengthen the case for its turnaround even as the wider luxury market remains difficult.
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Burberry beat quarterly sales expectations and more than tripled first-half adjusted operating profit, as US and Chinese demand offset European weakness. The results strengthen the case for its turnaround even as the wider luxury market remains difficult.
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