RAPAPORT… Luk Fook’s same-store sales increased 22% year on year in
the first fiscal quarter, driven by a 26% rise in Hong Kong and Macau.
Same-store gold sales — at Luk Fook outlets open for
more than a year — in Hong Kong and Macau jumped 34% in the three months
ending June 30, while gem-set jewelry purchases climbed 19%. The jeweler released figures for sales at
shops it operates itself, but excluded franchises.
This year, Luk Fook sold higher-priced items in its gem-set jewelry category than it had in the previous year, accounting for the category’s boost in the Hong Kong market, the company
said last week.
Overall same-store sales in mainland China declined 2%, with
revenue from gold products falling 6%, while sales of gem-set jewelry rose 10%
over the period.
At the end of the period, Luk Fook had 225 self-operated
stores, of which 156 were in mainland China, 48 in Hong Kong, 10 in Macau and
11 in other locations. The retailer also has 1,439 licensed shops.
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Hong Kong Sales Boost Luk Fook
The Bottom Line
- Same-store sales rose 22% year over year in Q1, driven by a 26% increase in Hong Kong and Macau.
- Gold sales in Hong Kong and Macau jumped 34%, while gem-set jewelry sales increased 19% during the quarter.
- Mainland China saw a 2% decline in same-store sales, with gold product revenue down 6% but gem-set jewelry sales up 10%.
Summary by Rapaport AI
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