{"date":"2026-05-20T10:31","headerImageUrl":"https://structuredproducts-ch.leonteq.com/product-news/product-homepage-banner/rfb_earnings_action_leonteq_structured_products_product+homepage+banner.jpg","subTitle":"Earnings Preview Richemont: Jewellery Business Remains the Key Driver","windowTitle":"Earnings Action","category":"powerplay","title":"Earnings Action","body":"

Richemont is set to release its full-year results on Friday, with investor focus once again firmly on Cartier and Van Cleef & Arpels. For fiscal year 2025/26, the market expects revenue of around EUR 22.3bn, representing growth of nearly 4%. Analysts currently expect earnings per share of roughly EUR 6.15, down from EUR 6.39 last year, while operating profit is forecast to rise slightly to around EUR 4.6bn. The jewellery division is expected to remain the main growth engine, with analysts forecasting almost 13% growth at constant exchange rates.<\/p>\n\n

After weakness in China and the watch segment over recent quarters, investors will closely watch for further signs of recovery in Asia as well as margin development. At the same time, volatile gold prices, currency headwinds and geopolitical uncertainty continue to weigh on profitability. Despite these challenges, Richemont remains one of the luxury sector\u2019s preferred names thanks to its strong positioning in high-end jewellery.<\/p>\n\n

The key question will be whether Richemont can once again outperform expectations in its core jewellery business. Strong results could provide fresh upside momentum for the stock, while cautious comments on consumer demand and margins may trigger higher volatility.\n\n

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