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Jewelry, financial statements between gold and lead

Published on November 20, 2017

Unoaerre, bracciale in bronzo dorato Venus

Jewelery financial statements are not all gold according to Pambianco ♦
The 2016 was not a golden year for jewelery, but not too bad. A round of informal phone calls seems to indicate, however, that 2017 may close with a more positive balance. The wrist of the jewelery and watch sector is heard by Pambianco, a consultant specialist in the luxury sector.
In his analysis, besides certifying the bad moment of the watch sector (difficulties also witnessed in Baselworld), Pambianco put the budgets of the major jewelery groups under the lens. Result: some positive results, such as Pomellato, which thanks to the care and synergies of the Kering group increased revenues by 11.5%, Unoaerre, which grew by 7.9%, Damiani (+ 4.8%) or Morellato (+ 2.8%). Also, Chrysos, which also produces the brand Officina Bernardi, it has seen sales up by 5.4% to 56.3 million. But there are also significant decreases. For example, Asolo Gold, a specialist in chain production, saw revenue falling from 28.2% to 80.5 million euros. Among the famous brands for design, Marco Bicego dropped 4.5%, despite good performance abroad, at 47.4 million, while for Roberto Coin the decline was 4.7% to 46 million. Slight decline (-0.5%) also for Stroili Oro, bought by the French Historie d’Or group in the summer of 2016. Federico Graglia

Damiani, anello della collezione Margherita

Officina Bernardi, orecchini in argento rodiato

In France a giant of the jewerly was born

Published on April 26, 2017

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In France, a giant of jewelery was born (yet it is little known): Marcel Masson Robbez acquires Christian Bernard ♦
Every now and then a news coming from the world of economics closely affects the world of jewels. The news is this: Marcel Masson Robbez becomes the first French manufacturer of high-end jewelery. He bought Christian Bernard from Evry’s Court of Commerce. The new group will have a turnover of around 100 million euros. Marcel Masson Robbez is headquartered in Lozère, Occitania (South East France) and Christian Bernard (based in Paris) are the country’s leading jewelry makers, retailers and wholesalers. Christian Bernard was in trouble after sales fell from 150 to 50 million euros. In return, Marcel Masson Robbez has a fully automated production system, which allows you to send up to 1,500 jewelery boxes per day.
The transaction was supported by the Consolidation Fund and Company Development, which in June will become a minority shareholder in Marcel Robbez Masson, with a contribution of 15 million in equity, such as Part of a funding round of 40 million. Of the banks, there were another 25 million. “The trend in jewelery is concentration. We are currently studying other acquisition goals,” predicted Frank Robbez-Masson, company ceo.
The acquired group has 200 employees in France. Abroad, Marcel Robbez Masson, who had manufacturing sites in Morocco and Portugal, employs one thousands of workers in Vietnam. Marcel Masson Robbez has 3,000 customers in France, including watchmakers, jewelers and goldsmiths in the premium jewelery segment. It also has a network of 25 franchise boutiques and will open an office in Hong Kong by the year. Federico Graglia

Anello in oro rosa, diamanti e madreperla

Orecchini elettroformati in oro, collezione Masviel di Marcel Masson Robbez

Anelli in ceramica, oro 18 carati e diamanti, collezione Masviel

Marcel Masson Robbez, colleziione Lady O, oro bianco 18 carati, diamanti

Gioielli indossati di Marcel Masson Robbez

Italian Jewelery double faces

Published on April 12, 2017

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Sono stati 104.000 i buyer a Baselworld 2017

The Italian jewelry in 2016 had two faces: fall in exports, but more sales ♦
Jewels Italians a bit ‘less purchased abroad. The data from the Institute of Statistics (Istat) are about on production (-1.9%) and exports both in value (-4.6%) and in quantity (-1.8% only for jewelry precious metals). The figures for 2016 also indicate that the decline has a name, or rather two: China and India, where are decreased imports. But, in reality they were not the only countries to buy less. According to data compiled by the research center of the banking group Intesa Sanpaolo, the Italian exports of jewelery and jewelery lost about 300 million euro compared to 2015, with widespread declines in almost all markets and a major new decline to the United Arab Emirates (-15%, amounting to 160 million Euros less), country of entry for the rest of the Middle East and India. Negative also exports to Switzerland and France (-6.7% and -10.6%), where often the jewels Made in Italy are those made for third parties for large Maison, that is produced in Italy and sold under the brand name of the great signatures, and then for other markets and from Hong Kong (-9.1%).
The statistics on turnover (of companies with more than 20 employees), however, indicate that the jewelry industry and jewelery ended 2016 up 9.3%, thanks to brilliant results on the domestic market (+ 6.7%) of foreign ones (+ 10.7%), since in contradiction with the information about the export flows. How do you explain? Simple: the sector is made up of many micro enterprises and it is very difficult to safely monitor.

According Stefania Trenti, the Intesa Sanpaolo research center, “the 2016 results were affected by unfavorable global demand, particularly in the first half of the year. The international scenario has shown an improvement during the year and the expectations for 2017 are moderate acceleration of world GDP, with exports of jewelry and costume jewelry in the last quarter of last year have stopped the descent, a good sign that could implying a nearby turnaround, despite the climate of uncertainty the purchasing decisions of international jewelry.”
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Russians are coming

Published on November 22, 2016

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The big advance of the army of jewelry store Sokolov, the largest gold company in Russia.
After the big tycoons who come to the West to buy luxury goods or football teams, in Western Europe the Russian jewelers have also arrived. Indeed, they are from long been in action, although not in all countries. But where the Russian Sokolov jewelry brand has decided to focus, it did great. In Britain, for example, in a few months the Sokolov jewelry store have passed this fall the threshold of 50. In Switzerland and Germany, however, there are quite some. And to think it all started after the collapse of the Soviet regime, when Elena and Aleksey Sokolov, fascinated by jewels, started in 1993 with just nine employees to create jewelry. Now, 20 years later, the small family workshop has become the largest jewelry manufacturer in Russia, with 5,000 employees, 6,000 stores in 12 countries. The jewelry is not high end, but they have a very popular price. There aren’t precious collections, in fact, but in return, the choice is quite wide: the company has about 30,000 different types of jewelry. Sokolov is to watch. Federico Graglia