China promising times for luxury goods? South China Morning Post – 10 Dec 19 Luxury brands fighting to survive in Hong Kong see sales boom in mainland A cut in consumption tax has led to a surge in sales and higher shop rental yields in mainland China, according to a senior industry executive. Promising news re China. Hopefully B can secure better rent discounts re Hong Kong?
China promising times for luxury goods? U.K. – 26 Dec 19 Tiffany sees rise in holiday sales on higher China spending Tiffany & Co , which is being bought by Louis Vuitton owner LVMH , on Thursday e...
Buying shares at £×2 B thinks B has value at £22 so what is a fair value for B? Is the market not fairly valuing the business?
End of Year B goes ex div today. 2020 hopefully will be the year B delivers on strategy as well as clarity on M&A and/or if B can survive as an independent fashion brand?
LVMH sets standard for others to follow [link] The standard set by LVMH sets the goal for B.
Questor likes look of B The Telegraph Questor: Burberry has refashioned its business model and merits a premium... Questor share tip:
Burberry B seems to be missing out on today’s relief rally. You have to ask why?
Should B management lead MBO? Should B consider a MBO ?
The future for B B needs to respond to M&A by the big boys. Staying the same size leaves it vulnerable on cost and advert6 spend.
French Strikes Given that it is mainly a public sector strike it seems doubtful. Frog
French Strikes Market already marking French luxury firms down but will B benefit from the strikes?
Buybacks Have the buybacks increased value of B? If not - a waste of money
Strategic drift I rather think that you will have little influence Stutes. If you are worried about your investment sell u and get into a stock that you are happier with. Frog
Strategic drift Has the buybacks increased the value of the business?
Strategic drift Passive shareholders cannot hide when a company goes down or needs rescuing - the time to raise concerns is well before not afterwards.