Global Luxury Retailing 2007
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Global Luxury Retailing 2007
This new report provides unique data on the value of consumer expenditure on luxury products globally 2002-2007e by region (Europe, America, Japan, Asia Pacific excluding Japan, and the Middle East) and by four product sectors, with forecasts of each to 2012. It also provides comprehensive profiles of 10 leading operators, with five year trading records and outlooks for each
Scope of this report
Global consumer expenditure on luxury, high-end non-food goods - clothing, accessories, jewellery, watches, fragrance and cosmetics 2002 2007e.
Expenditure, growth and share by region and product, plus company market shares, 2002-2007e and forecast expenditure by region and product 2007-2012.
Comprehensive profiles of Bulgari, Burberry, Christian Dior, Giorgio Armani, Gucci Group, Hermès, LVMH, Polo Ralph Lauren, Richemont, Valentino.
Provides five year trading records of each, including growth rates and operating margins, with Verdict's outlook on each business.
Research and analysis highlights :
Verdict forecasts global expenditure on typical retail luxury products will be $450bn by 2012 with growth expected to hit 70%, more than double the growth of the past five years. Emerging markets will be a major factor in this high growth rate. As consumers' wealth improves so the demand for luxury products increases.
The Asia Pacific region will overtake America as the second largest market after Europe by 2012. Including Japan it will account for 36.2% of the market, only a little behind Europe's 36.4% share.
Watches & jewellery will become the next 'must-have' fashion item after designer handbags, making the sector the second largest sector in 2012, after clothing, overtaking fragrance & cosmetics. That said clothing will still be the most important sector with 41% share - over double that of watches & jewellery.
Key reasons to read this report :
Its unique data is the only source for global expenditure on key luxury products worldwide essential for strategic planning and investment.
The regional forecasts, with analysis of market and growth issues, are vital information for international expansion plans.
Comprehensive profiles provide essential information on business models and performance measures both crucial for benchmarking businesses.
For more information, please visit :
http://www.bharatbook.com/detail.asp?id=50854
Scope of this report
Global consumer expenditure on luxury, high-end non-food goods - clothing, accessories, jewellery, watches, fragrance and cosmetics 2002 2007e.
Expenditure, growth and share by region and product, plus company market shares, 2002-2007e and forecast expenditure by region and product 2007-2012.
Comprehensive profiles of Bulgari, Burberry, Christian Dior, Giorgio Armani, Gucci Group, Hermès, LVMH, Polo Ralph Lauren, Richemont, Valentino.
Provides five year trading records of each, including growth rates and operating margins, with Verdict's outlook on each business.
Research and analysis highlights :
Verdict forecasts global expenditure on typical retail luxury products will be $450bn by 2012 with growth expected to hit 70%, more than double the growth of the past five years. Emerging markets will be a major factor in this high growth rate. As consumers' wealth improves so the demand for luxury products increases.
The Asia Pacific region will overtake America as the second largest market after Europe by 2012. Including Japan it will account for 36.2% of the market, only a little behind Europe's 36.4% share.
Watches & jewellery will become the next 'must-have' fashion item after designer handbags, making the sector the second largest sector in 2012, after clothing, overtaking fragrance & cosmetics. That said clothing will still be the most important sector with 41% share - over double that of watches & jewellery.
Key reasons to read this report :
Its unique data is the only source for global expenditure on key luxury products worldwide essential for strategic planning and investment.
The regional forecasts, with analysis of market and growth issues, are vital information for international expansion plans.
Comprehensive profiles provide essential information on business models and performance measures both crucial for benchmarking businesses.
For more information, please visit :
http://www.bharatbook.com/detail.asp?id=50854
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