Brunello Cucinelli

Los orígenes de la empresa se remontan a 1978, cuando el empresario y diseñador homónimo instaló una fábrica textil en un pueblo de la región italiana de Umbría especializada en la producción de cashemir y prendas de punto. A mediados de los ochenta, la marca dio el salto internacional e inicio su expansión con la apertura de tiendas propias. En 2012, la compañía salió a bolsa en el mercado de Milán.

Propelled by Asia’s momentum and the robustness of retail, Brunello Cucinelli has achieved a 10.8% growth in the first nine months, reaching €1.019 billion in sales revenue. The brand stands firm on its business model amidst a stock market dip.

Brunello Cucinelli Shares Plummet Amid Allegations of Continued Russia Operations

Shares of the Italian luxury powerhouse plummeted 17% yesterday following a Morpheus Research report that casts doubt on its operations in Russia and market valuation. Cucinelli has dismissed the allegations.

Brunello Cucinelli Defies Luxury Market Slump with 10% Growth Through June

In the first half, the Italian company’s sales reached 684.13 million euros, marking a 10.23% rise. The company maintains its forecast for a 10% sales increase for the current fiscal year.

Brunello Cucinelli Boosts Global Presence with 10.7% Sales Increase in Asia and America

The Italian luxury brand continues to defy the slowdown in the sector in the first half of the year and maintains its ambition for sustained growth, after raising its sales to €684 million in the first half of the year.

Brunello Cucinelli grows 8.6% and earns 4% more in 2019

The Italian fashion company focuses its growth on the European market and ensures that the coronavirus crisis will be temporary. The company grew by 8.6% and increased its profit by 4% in 2019.

Brunello Cucinelli to open new store in London

The Italian luxury company is set to fortify its presence in the busy city of London, making this its third directly-operated-store of the brand in the British capital.

The Italian menswear company has beat its full year 2019 outlook, when the company previously estimated a 9% growth.

The Italian group has registered a revenue of 459.2 million euros. Sales in the Asian country rose 14% during the period.

The Italian company’s net benefit was 25 million euros, and its revenue in 291.4 million euros in the first half of its fiscal year 2019.