Capri Holdings (CPRI) CMD 2025 summary
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CMD 2025 summary
17 Dec, 2025Strategic Vision and Growth Pillars
Focus on maximizing Versace, Jimmy Choo, and Michael Kors through tailored strategies, impactful communication, innovative products, and exceptional consumer experiences, supported by a global network of 1,200 stores and a strong digital platform.
Emphasis on omnichannel engagement, digital transformation, and leveraging a global retail and wholesale network to drive growth.
Commitment to cost reduction, store optimization, and targeted investments, especially in store renovations and digital capabilities.
Prioritization of brand codes, heritage, and data-driven marketing to reconnect with core consumers and attract new audiences.
Corporate values and community engagement remain central to the long-term strategy.
Financial Guidance and Operational Targets
Group revenue expected to return to growth in fiscal 2027, targeting $6.3 billion, with operating margins reaching high-teens percent.
$300 million in operating expense reductions planned over fiscal 2025 and 2026, with stable expenses thereafter.
CapEx of $125 million annually in fiscal 2025/26, rising to $200 million in 2027/28, mainly for Michael Kors store renovations.
Net debt reduction of $200 million per year, aiming for $600 million by fiscal 2028.
Capital allocation prioritizes business investment and debt reduction, with potential for share repurchases as the business stabilizes.
Brand-Specific Growth Plans
Versace targets $1.5 billion revenue, driven by doubling accessories to $600 million, scaling footwear, expanding in Asia and EMEA, and launching a new luxury line in 2025.
Jimmy Choo aims for $800 million revenue, with accessories growing to 30% of sales, men's tripling to 8% of mix, and e-commerce expected to grow 65% to $140 million.
Michael Kors targets $4 billion revenue, focusing on accessories growth to $2.4 billion, store renovations, and a return to core brand codes and pricing architecture.
All brands to increase retail and e-commerce penetration, with flagship-first strategies and selective store expansion post-optimization.
Retail productivity initiatives aim to increase store sales per square foot, with Versace targeting $1,500 and Jimmy Choo $1,500.
Latest events from Capri Holdings
- Brand modernization and operational resets drive growth, margin expansion, and renewed optimism.CPRI
Citi’s 2026 Global Consumer & Retail Conference 20269 Mar 2026 - Revenue and EPS beat expectations; net debt cut to $80M after Versace sale; growth seen in FY27.CPRI
Q3 20263 Feb 2026 - Merger ended; new brand strategies, cost cuts, and digital focus drive growth plans.CPRI
Strategy Update14 Jan 2026 - Revenue fell 12% with a $547M net loss; impairments and luxury demand weakness persist.CPRI
Q3 202520 Dec 2025 - Brand revitalization and store investments set the stage for growth and margin expansion.CPRI
Morgan Stanley Global Consumer & Retail Conference 20254 Dec 2025 - Annual meeting to vote on directors, auditor, and executive pay amid pending Tapestry merger.CPRI
Proxy Filing1 Dec 2025 - Shareholders to vote on director elections, auditor, pay, and expanded incentive plan amid strategic refocus.CPRI
Proxy Filing1 Dec 2025 - Board recommends approval of all key proposals at the August 2025 virtual annual meeting.CPRI
Proxy Filing1 Dec 2025 - Virtual annual meeting to vote on directors, auditor, and executive pay, all board-backed.CPRI
Proxy Filing1 Dec 2025