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Longchamp reports growing Chinese demand for leathergoods

11/02/2016
Leathergoods maker Longchamp has reported a 10% sales rise for 2015 to €566 million, driven by accelerating sales in China.

The French company, which operates 25 stores in China, said sales grew 30% there.

It suggested the Paris attacks in November affected sales towards the end of the year, but it is confident of similar levels of growth for 2016.

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