News · Fashion · 12 Nov 2026
Burberry grows again, led by the Americas
Burberry has recorded five consecutive quarters of growth, Vogue reports, with the Americas up 11% but declining tourism hurting EMEIA.
Burberry generated £1.1 billion in Q2, according to Vogue, but growth was uneven. The Americas rose 11%, helped by engagement with local customers and strong in-store conversion of store visits into purchases.
Vogue reports that Europe, Middle East, India, and Africa (EMEIA) fell 2% as tourism declined. Greater China grew 5%, supported by local spending, while Asia-Pacific rose 3%.
The split extended to sales channels. In the fiscal year’s first half, Vogue reports, wholesale rose 17% and retail grew 4%, while licensing fell 5%.
Vogue also reports growth across womenswear, menswear, childrenswear and accessories in H1. Gross profit margin reached 68.3%, compared with 67.9%.
Via Vogue
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