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BRBY Burberry Group Plc

993.40
-7.60 (-0.76%)
17 Jan 2025 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Burberry Group Plc LSE:BRBY London Ordinary Share GB0031743007 ORD 0.05P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -7.60 -0.76% 993.40 996.40 996.80 1,010.50 992.80 1,002.00 1,500,351 16:35:12
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Misc Apparel,accesory Stores 2.97B 270M 0.7530 13.24 3.59B
Burberry Group Plc is listed in the Misc Apparel,accesory Stores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BRBY. The last closing price for Burberry was 1,001p. Over the last year, Burberry shares have traded in a share price range of 556.40p to 1,351.00p.

Burberry currently has 358,583,594 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Burberry is £3.59 billion. Burberry has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 13.24.

Burberry Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
16/1/2025
10:33
Thank you Viking & fingers crossed that it lasts. Wouldnt be surprised if they go taken over either, but the volume wasnt that high.
chris szabo
16/1/2025
09:45
Richemont results
viking24
16/1/2025
08:35
Does anyone have a guess what happened this morning to make the stock move like this? Didnt see an RNS or other news bit...
chris szabo
12/1/2025
16:13
Google trends showing record number of "Burberry" hits in December 2024
mantelsloris
12/1/2025
14:01
Our TU 24.01.2025 should be interesting, I do not expect any turnaround impact just yet, the sector is still struggling with high interest rates which have not pulled back much (yet), and T bond yields are still going up, but it will be very interesting to see what our new CEO is doing to mitigate the headwinds and what his strategy is going forward..? after 6 months in the CEO chair..
laurence llewelyn binliner
07/1/2025
09:05
Luxury market is still on a decline, Burberry will definitely suffer from it and is currently overvalued. This is a dead cat bounce, it's probably too soon for any takeover bids too, will head back to 600
sagar424
07/1/2025
07:31
Shorts have trimmed their positions again a touch. Now 3.98% (declared above 0.5%).
huckers
06/12/2024
17:07
Burberry Group plc

930.20 GBX +34.00 (3.79%)


Dec 6, 16:58 GMT

waldron
06/12/2024
08:58
Thanks W, much of the above I have missed. My fault, easily led by wife and friends?
dudishes
06/12/2024
08:10
Burberry Group plc

897.00 GBX +0.80 (0.089%)

Dec 6, 08:07 GMT

waldron
06/12/2024
07:45
Prospectus dated 29 November 2024 for the issue of £150m 5.750 per cent. Notes due 20 June 2030 issued by Burberry Group plc

HOW SUCCESSFUL HAS THIS ISSUANCE BEEN

waldron
06/12/2024
07:42
Fashion & Brands
Written by:
William Farrington
PROACTIVE

Another bumpy year ahead for luxury as Burberry, Gucci-owner Kering cop downgrades

Published: 12:17 02 Dec 2024 GMT


JPMorgan remains cautious of the luxury sector heading into 2025, citing persistent macroeconomic challenges in China and muted pricing and mix conditions.

Reflecting these concerns, the investment bank lowered its estimates for Burberry Group PLC (LSE:BRBY) and downgraded both Kering and Swatch to ‘underweight’ ratings.

A brighter outlook is anticipated for the US consumer, but this is not expected to offset weakness in the Chinese cluster.

"2024 was a year of no growth for the sector, partly driven by macro weakness in China, but also partly reflecting, in our view, consumer fatigue on high pricing and high volumes,” JPM analysts wrote in the research note.

Things look incrementally better in the year ahead, with analysts stating: “Looking into 2025, with price and mix largely capped and with a question mark on volumes, we anticipate soft industry growth dynamics, forecasting around 2% growth for the sector overall.”

The global downturn in luxury spending has battered valuations across Europe’s luxury set in 2024.

In the UK, Burberry dropped out of the FTSE 100 after its share price flopped to a 14-year low, while LVMH fell more than 17% and Kering a full 44%.

But with JPM’s downgrades on Burberry and Kering SA (EPA:KER), there could be room to fall even further.

On the other hand, JPM sees a buy opportunity with Pandora given its ‘hard luxury’ focus.

“We see jewellery at a healthier juncture than soft luxury and hence believe it is likely to be the other bright spot for 2025,” said the bank.

waldron
06/12/2024
07:38
GOLDMAN RAISES BURBERRY PRICE TARGET TO 940 (825) PENCE - 'NEUTRAL'
bigbigdave
06/12/2024
07:35
LOOKS LIKE MARKETS ARE FAST FORGIVING BURBERRY DESPITE NOTHING TO SUPPORT TREND UP
APART FROM FAITH IN THE COMING WEEKS AND FUTURE

GOOD LUCK

CHUCKLE AND CHEERS

waldron
06/12/2024
07:32
Sandra Halliday

Published December 5, 2024


Burberry sues value chain B&M

Burberry has launched legal action against UK value chain B&M over trademark concerns.


B&M



It comes after the latter launched a line of pet items dubbed ‘Furberry̵7; that features a distinctive check and other motifs similar to those owned by Burberry.

It’s not been confirmed that the case relates to that line.

Burberry launched High Court proceedings this week over “concerns the discount chain was falsely representing their goods as Burberry”, Sky News reported.

Neither company would comment on the issue when contacted by Sky.

The items that have been available this year include dog bowls, toys, animal blankets, mats, and beds.

The two companies, which are both listed on the London Stock Exchange, operate at very different ends of the market, although both have struggled this year with B&M’s share price falling 38% while Burberry’s is down almost 36%.

FashionNetwork.com

waldron
26/11/2024
11:55
Started the day down at 880p....now up above 940p...

Anyone know why?

huckers
19/11/2024
09:29
A lot of Burberry gear being worn at Cheltenham this weekend and not by the cling ons, it's a firm and happy choice of those with plenty of money in the country. I'll be in if this dips again
trying2trade
18/11/2024
11:11
Our shorting friends have gone a bit quiet ?
mister md
15/11/2024
03:00
At a sticky wicket moment again, short average 738.

Accounts are a mess.

rumours?

dudishes
14/11/2024
20:29
Those results didn't warrant that rise... especially not from where it was 2 months ago.
trying2trade
14/11/2024
19:42
No way an share price does this today on the back of yet another reset announcement. Looks like smoke to me, someone knows something.
steve3sandal1
14/11/2024
14:04
Hopefully, when the US opens, it gives it another leg up
investtofly
14/11/2024
12:22
Perhaps there is a bid in the background?
rudder
14/11/2024
12:07
Markets certainly dont make sense at times.
johndoe23
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