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Richemont backtracks on leather division sale

15/05/2014

Luxury group Richemont has confirmed that is it no longer looking to sell its leather brands, despite reporting losses for Alfred Dunhill, Chloé and Lancel. "We have hired the right teams and give them full support in investing in product development, supply chain, communication and distribution. We're fully integrating these brands into the...

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