GS uses 'seven Cs' framework to navigate expected luxury recovery
BUZZ-GS uses 'seven Cs' framework to navigate expected luxury recovery ** Goldman Sachs says the luxury sector can recover next year after prolonged sluggish performance, and gives its overview of stocks based on what it says are the "seven Cs"
** The broker sees organic sales growth rising to +7% next year from +6% in 2026
** It gives its framework for navigating the space by seven key attributes, such as clout, categories, consumer calibre, creativity, consistency, codes and icons, as well as corporate considerations
** GS starts four stocks with "buy": LVMH LVMH.PA, Prada 1913.F, Richemont CFR.S and Moncler MONC.MI
** It sees Richemont as "purest exposure to compounding jewelry growth" and flags leather goods rebound for LVMH
** The broker starts Kering PRTP.PA, Burberry BRBY.L and Brunello Cucinelli BCU.MI at "neutral" while reiterating the same rating for Zegna ZGN.N
** It initiates Hermes HRMS.PA and Swatch UHR.S at "sell" warning a "change in growth algorithm" for the former and limited scale that could influence the pace of margin recovery for the latter
(Reporting by Marta Serafinko)
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