Full-year results mark “inflection point”, Burberry says
London-based brand Burberry has reported provisional full-year results of just over £2.4 billion for the 12 months ending March 28, 2026.
This represents a fall of 1.7% compared to the previous year. Burberry opened nine new stores over the 12-month period and closed 21 others. It calculated that its retail revenues from comparable stores was up by 2% year on year. Its wholesale revenues were down by 5%.
In terms of product, it said outerwear “outperformed in all regions”. Its accessories category achieved a positive result over the year, with scarves “outperforming throughout the year”. It said its leathergoods sales improved in the second half of the year.
Chief executive, Joshua Schulman, said the full-year result marked “a meaningful inflection point for Burberry”. He added: “Our strategy is working and there are clear opportunities for further growth.”
