Jimmy Choo Group Successfully Turned Losses Into Profits

According to the 2015 financial year performance report released by Jimmy Choo of London shoe brand, the group successfully turned into a profit, from a net loss of 10 million 800 thousand pounds in 2014 to a total profit of 19 million 400 thousand pounds.

By the 2015 fiscal year ended December 31st,

Group sales rose 6% to 318 million pounds, which was mainly driven by strong growth in Asia and Japan.

And the expansion of wholesale business revenue.

Its sales rose by 7% based on fixed exchange rates.

Earnings after adjusted profits, taxes, depreciation and amortization rose 1.5% to 51 million pounds.

Pierre Denis, chief executive of Jimmy Choo group, said profit and revenue growth mainly came from the continuous innovation of retail portfolios, while creative director Sandra Choi's design was popular and brand global.

Made a great contribution.

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