Capri Holdings, owner of Versace, Jimmy Choo and Michael Kors, predicts a total turnover of $ 4.4 billion (4.21 billion euros) for 2025. The forecast is divided into $ 3 billion by Michael Kors, $ 810 million from Versace and $ 600 million from Jimmy Choo.
In the run -up to the investor day in New York City, the company published optimistic long -term financial goals and at the same time outlined potential risks in connection with global economic changes, inflation pressure and exchange rate fluctuations.
The company expects improved, adjusted operational margins and strives for a low 20 percent area for Michael Kors, a high zehner percentage area for Versace and a low double-digit percentage range for Jimmy Choo.
“Our strong brands have a permanent value and a proven resilience, which strengthens our trust in their ability to achieve sales and profit growth over time,” said CEO and CEO John D. Idol.
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