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Richemont sales fall after China’s Covid surge hammers demand

Stronger numbers from Japan and Europe not enough to offset hit to luxury goods group

Swiss luxury group Richemont reported weaker than expected quarterly sales over the crucial Christmas shopping season following a Covid-19 surge in China that slashed customer demand.

The Cartier-owner said sales in China fell 24 per cent in the three months to December after China abruptly ended its contentious “zero-Covid” policy, which led to soaring infection rates and widespread disruption.

Strong demand in Japan and Europe was not enough to offset the hit. High-end watch sales also dropped but the company said that sales had improved in January.

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