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Viene a decir que los asiáticos consumen más Cartier y Vacherón, que los ingresos han aumentado un 30%, por encima de las espectativas, y que las ventas han subido casi un 50% en Asia.
Richemont Sales Rise on Increased Asian Demand for Jewelry
September 07, 2011, 11:59 AM EDT
Sept. 7 (Bloomberg) -- Cie. Financiere Richemont SA, the second-biggest luxury-goods company, reported sales that beat analysts’ estimates as Asian consumers bought more Vacheron Constantin timepieces and Cartier jewelry.
Revenue rose 29 percent in the five months through August from the year-earlier period, the Geneva-based company said today in a statement. That beat the 18 percent average estimate of 15 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg. While operating profit this year will be “significantly higher,” net income will be “broadly in line” with last year’s level, Richemont said.
Sales rose 46 percent in the Asia Pacific region, where growing numbers of millionaires are fueling demand for high-end goods. Wealthy Chinese consumers own about four luxury watches on average and Cartier is their most preferred jewelry brand, according to the Hurun Wealth Report. Richemont said it sees no signs that demand in China is weakening.
“The company is probably opening more stores in Asia Pacific than anticipated and they’re not saying they see signs of a slowdown, which is positive,” Jon Cox, an analyst at Kepler Capital Markets in Zurich, said in a phone interview.
Richemont rose 3.18 francs, or 7.3 percent, to 47.05 francs in Zurich trading today, extending yesterday’s 4.5 percent gain.
Viene a decir que los asiáticos consumen más Cartier y Vacherón, que los ingresos han aumentado un 30%, por encima de las espectativas, y que las ventas han subido casi un 50% en Asia.
Richemont Sales Rise on Increased Asian Demand for Jewelry
September 07, 2011, 11:59 AM EDT
Sept. 7 (Bloomberg) -- Cie. Financiere Richemont SA, the second-biggest luxury-goods company, reported sales that beat analysts’ estimates as Asian consumers bought more Vacheron Constantin timepieces and Cartier jewelry.
Revenue rose 29 percent in the five months through August from the year-earlier period, the Geneva-based company said today in a statement. That beat the 18 percent average estimate of 15 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg. While operating profit this year will be “significantly higher,” net income will be “broadly in line” with last year’s level, Richemont said.
Sales rose 46 percent in the Asia Pacific region, where growing numbers of millionaires are fueling demand for high-end goods. Wealthy Chinese consumers own about four luxury watches on average and Cartier is their most preferred jewelry brand, according to the Hurun Wealth Report. Richemont said it sees no signs that demand in China is weakening.
“The company is probably opening more stores in Asia Pacific than anticipated and they’re not saying they see signs of a slowdown, which is positive,” Jon Cox, an analyst at Kepler Capital Markets in Zurich, said in a phone interview.
Richemont rose 3.18 francs, or 7.3 percent, to 47.05 francs in Zurich trading today, extending yesterday’s 4.5 percent gain.
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.........y por eso es tambien que los distribuidores de algunas marcas de altos vuelos están tan mal servidos 
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