Burberry Group posted its fourth quarter earnings that fell short of analysts' expectations, even as revenue that exceeded estimates.
The British luxury retail company’s earnings came in at £0.62 a share, vs. £0.63 a share expected by analysts polled by Investing.com. Revenue of £1.61 billion, however, surpassed expectations of £1,595M.
Burberry is maintaining its forecast of high single-digit revenue growth and meaningful margin accretion at CER in the medium-term. But the results would hinge on the impact of Covid-19 and rate of recovery in consumer spending in Mainland China, as indicated by the company.