Search Results: Capri Holdings
China, Once Again, To The Rescue For Capri Holdings
Backed by Michael Kors, Jimmy Choo, and Versace, Capri Holdings announced its third-quarter fiscal 2021 results, with China recording double-digit growth. Read More
Capri Holdings Reports Gain In Q2 Thanks To China
Capri Holdings revealedits second-quarter fiscal 2021 results, which beat quarterly revenueand profit estimates, shares went up by 13 percent. Read More
Capri Holdings Reports Gain in Versace Amid Crisis And China Recovery
While reporting expected losses in the fourth quarter of 2020, Capri Holding's CEO gave investors a taste of the group’s future outlook. Read More
Capri Holdings Blames COVID-19 for Financial Reporting Delay
Capri Holdings Limited decided to delay releasing its latest quarterly financial statement for up to 45 days, though they did give hints of a rosy outlook. Read More
Could Capri Holdings Lose $100M Over The Coronavirus?
Capri Holdings might lose $100 million in future revenue due to the coronavirus crisis, the company said in an earnings call today. Is it going to happen? Read More
What’s Next for Capri Holdings Limited?
Capri Holdings Limited still has some serious challenges to overcome, but its ambition of becoming the first American luxury conglomerate is still on track. Read More
Kors, Versace Parent Company Survived Q1 Thanks To China
On August 5, Capri Holdings, which is the parent company of Michael Kors, Versace, and Jimmy Choo, revealed its first-quarter fiscal 2021 results. Read More
Michael Kors Triples Down on China
Michael Kors is making a stride in China, as Capri Holdings is looking to grow the Kors Asian business to $1 billion in the next few years. Read More
Will Versace’s China Offensive Pay Off?
Italian powerhouse Versace has stepped up its China offensive with two events at Shanghai Fashion Week. But will it win fans? Read More
At NYFW, Brands Struggle to Connect to China Without KOLs
Jing Daily evaluates how brands connect with their Chinese audiences using our Fashion Week Score. New York F/W 2020 finds brands lacking digital reach. Read More
