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Pandora expects 6 percent growth in 2025 despite ‘softer than expected’ Q4

Danish jewellery giant Pandora said it is anticipating organic growth of 6 percent for 2025, despite recording a “softer than expected” Q4. The preliminary and unaudited results came marginally below the previously reported guidance of 7 to 8 percent. Group EBIT margin for the year, however, is expected to fall in line with its guidance of 24...

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Berta de Pablos-Barbier to step up as Pandora CEO earlier than planned

Pandora’s incoming chief executive officer is due to take up the helm earlier than planned. Berta de Pablos-Barbier, the company’s current chief marketing officer, will now be stepping into her new role on January 1, 2026, ahead of her initial March start date. Pandora said the faster handover is due to a “seamless” transition with current CEO...

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Sam Woolf to receive Pandora Style Moment of the Year at Fashion Awards 2025

The British Fashion Council has named Australian-born stylist Sam Woolf as the recipient of the Pandora Style Moment of the Year Award, a category that reflects the rising visibility and commercial value of styling within the wider fashion ecosystem. Woolf will be honoured at the Fashion Awards 2025 on 1 December at London’s Royal Albert Hall,...

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Pandora opens offices in Singapore to drive regional expansion

Jewellery brand Pandora, headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark, has opened new regional offices in Singapore to drive its strategy to accelerate growth across Asia. The new regional headquarters will oversee Pandora’s Asia Cluster, serving as a central hub to support growth in key markets, including Japan, South Korea, and India, covering a mix...

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Pandora reports profit decline in third quarter despite sales growth

Danish jewellery company Pandora A/S continued to increase its sales in the third quarter of the 2025 financial year, despite challenging conditions. Its profit, however, fell short of the previous year's level. This was announced in an interim report published by the company on Wednesday. In the period from July to September, group sales...

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Women are finally leading global brands. So why is fashion still failing them?

By announcing Berta de Pablos-Barbier as its next CEO, Pandora – the world’s biggest jeweler – has done something that fashion continues to resist: put women in charge. The appointment feels like a door cracked open in an industry that depends on women at every level but rarely allows them to lead. Now the rest of the industry must decide...

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Pandora announces leadership change: Berta de Pablos-Barbier to succeed Alexander Lacik

Danish jewellery retailer Pandora A/S is appointing a new CEO. On Tuesday, the retailer announced that CEO and president Alexander Lacik, who has led the group since 2019, will step down during the upcoming annual general meeting on March 11, 2026. His successor has already been found internally. According to the group, chief marketing officer...

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Pandora to drive US expansion with new distribution centre in Maryland

Jewellery brand Pandora, headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark, is opening a new distribution centre in Maryland to power its US expansion, marking a long-term commitment to the country, which is its largest and fastest-growing region. In a statement, Pandora said it will be relocating its Americas distribution centre from Columbia, Maryland, to...

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Pandora accelerates share buyback, renews Iberian leadership

Danish jewellery company Pandora continues to advance its share buyback programme, valued at 4,000 million Danish krone, equivalent to approximately 535 million euros. Having already executed two phases for more than 2,600 million Danish krone, the firm has launched a third tranche that will extend until January 2026, with Danske Bank as the...

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Pandora reports strong Q2 despite economic headwinds

In the second quarter of 2025, Pandora delivered strong revenue growth and healthy margins, navigating a turbulent global economy marked by currency fluctuations, tariffs, and rising commodity prices. The company reported 8 percent organic growth to 7,075 million Danish krone for the quarter, with a 3 percent increase in like-for-like sales and...

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Jewellery brand Pandora latest victim of cyberattack

Danish brand Pandora, one of the largest global companies in the jewellery sector, has been the victim of a cyberattack. Although the company has clarified that no bank details or postal addresses have been compromised, personal information such as email addresses has been stolen. Pandora's case adds to a series of recent incidents that have...

Retail

Pandora opens first standalone airport store in Manchester

Jewellery specialist Pandora is venturing into the travel retail space with its first standalone airport store located in Terminal 2 of Manchester Airport. The site comes as part of a wider redevelopment in the airport’s departure lounge, where six new stores and eateries opened to the public yesterday, July 28. For Pandora, this “continued...