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    Jewellery maker Pandora to slow down brand relaunch in China

    Published by Uma Rajagopal

    Posted on May 3, 2023

    2 min read

    Last updated: February 1, 2026

    The image showcases the Pandora logo in a jewellery shop, highlighting the company's strategic brand relaunch efforts in China as it adapts to post-pandemic market conditions.
    Pandora logo displayed in a jewellery shop, symbolizing brand relaunch strategy in China - Global Banking & Finance Review
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    COPENHAGEN (Reuters) – Danish jewellery maker Pandora will slow down a planned country-wide relaunch of its brand in China as customer demand has yet to recover to pre-pandemic levels, the company’s CEO said on Wednesday.

    Jewellery maker Pandora to slow down brand relaunch in China

    COPENHAGEN (Reuters) – Danish jewellery maker Pandora will slow down a planned country-wide relaunch of its brand in China as customer demand has yet to recover to pre-pandemic levels, the company’s CEO said on Wednesday.

    Pandora sees China as a potential driver of future growth, but the world’s largest jewellery market is recovering slowly from strict COVID-19 curbs, which were dropped at the end of last year.

    “The middle-income earner in China is much more careful as they are coming back to the market versus what we saw in Europa and in the U.S.,” Chief Executive Alexander Lacik told Reuters on Wednesday.

    “If I look at the traffic volume vs pre-pandemic levels, we still have a long way to go,” he said after Pandora raised the lower end of its full-year growth outlook when it reported first-quarter results slightly above analysts’ forecasts.

    While China only accounts for 3% of Pandora’s revenue, the company hopes to grow its business through a brand relaunch in the third quarter of this year.

    It had originally planned to do a country-wide marketing campaign, but during the pandemic that was scaled down to a simultaneous launch in major cities. Now Pandora aims to go for one city at a time.

    “Given that the traffic volume still is way below where it needs to be for us, we’re probably going to do a sequential launch,” Lacik said.

    Shares in Pandora traded down 2.5% at 0821 GMT.

    The group now expects to generate organic sales growth between -2% and 3% this year, better than its earlier estimate of between -3% and 3%. Analysts expect 2% sales growth this year, according to a poll provided by the company.

    “There are no signs of any noticeable slowdown in sales despite increased macroeconomic headwinds,” Jyske Bank analyst Janne Vincent Kjaer said in a note, calling the quarterly results a “solid start to the year.”

    ($1 = 6.7616 Danish crowns)

    (Reporting by Nikolaj Skydsgaard, editing by Terje Solsvik and Emelia Sithole-Matarise)

    Frequently Asked Questions about Jewellery maker Pandora to slow down brand relaunch in China

    1What is a brand relaunch?

    A brand relaunch is a marketing strategy where a company updates its brand image, messaging, or product offerings to attract new customers or re-engage existing ones.

    2What is organic sales growth?

    Organic sales growth refers to the increase in revenue generated from existing operations, excluding any sales from acquisitions or mergers.

    3What is the middle-income earner?

    A middle-income earner is an individual or household whose income falls within a certain range, typically defined by economic studies, indicating a moderate standard of living.

    4What is market recovery?

    Market recovery refers to the process by which an economy or market rebounds from a downturn, characterized by rising sales, employment, and consumer confidence.

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