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Prada’s Q1 Revenues Jump 22 Percent, Surpassing €1 Billion

Prada reported a strong rebound in Asia and shook off fears of a US slowdown.
Kendall Jenner walks the runway for Prada Autumn/Winter 2023.
Kendall Jenner walks the runway for Prada Autumn/Winter 2023. (Indigital)
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Prada sales jumped 22 percent in the first quarter, beating consensus estimates. The company reported a strong rebound in Asia and shook off fears of a slowdown in the US, where softer demand hit some rivals like Gucci-owner Kering and Ferragamo at the start of the year.

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Inside Prada’s Best Year in Business

The Milanese group, which also owns Miu Miu and Church’s, leveraged a partnership between Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons to generate record sales. A Thursday presentation gave investors a first peek at Prada’s future plans under new leadership.

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