Worries about a luxury goods slowdown have deepened as Mulberry reported a 28 per cent decline in annual earnings a few days after its creative director quit the maker of high-end handbags that are named after celebrities such as Alexa Chung.
Mulberry, which has issued two profit warnings in the past year, insisted the worst was behind it. “We have now taken the pain from last year,” said Roger Mather, finance director.
The profit fall, its first in four years, comes amid growing investor pessimism about the outlook for the luxury sector, which is grappling with weak demand in Europe and signs of slowing growth in China.
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