Mulberry CEO Unveils Turnaround Strategy Amid Sales Decline
Andrea Baldo plans to cut jobs and refocus on core markets to restore profitability.
- Mulberry reported a 19% drop in revenue to £56.1 million and a widened pre-tax loss of £15.7 million for the first half of the year.
- New CEO Andrea Baldo, in office for three months, announced a strategic overhaul to streamline operations and improve financial performance.
- The company will cut about 85 head office roles, focusing on creating a leaner structure without affecting retail or factory staff.
- Baldo aims to renew the brand's relevance, prioritizing the UK market and exploring growth opportunities in Europe and the US.
- Mulberry plans to adjust its pricing strategy, aiming to offer more affordable luxury products to broaden its consumer base.