Overview
Introduction
Verdict Research: This report focuses on the retailing of jewellery made of
precious metals, diamonds and other precious stones (i.e. excluding costume
jewellery) and watches, including both the mass and luxury branded segments.
It provides consumer expenditure on these goods by global regions, with
forecasts to 2013 and profiles of key industry players.
Scope
- Expenditure per region, growth rates and share 2003-2008e, all with
accompanying analysis explaining the issues and trends, and forecasts to 2013.
- Regions split into Europe, Americas, Japan, Asia-Pacific, Middle East &
Others.
- Expenditure by market segment (luxury vs mass market and by category (
jewellery & watches) 2003-2013e.
- Profiles of 10 key operators, with analysis of trading records, strategies
and outlook, plus key operating statistics and global market shares.
Highlights
Despite a challenging environment in the US until 2010, global jewellery
expenditure will grow by 35% over the next five years to $318bn thanks to
rapid growth in the Asia Pacific countries. These will add $41bn to the market
by 2013, accounting for over half of all global growth in the sector.
The luxury segment will outperform the mass market, increasing its share from
20% to 30% as developing markets become more enamored by brands. Meanwhile
mass market retailers will struggle with rising commodity prices and lower
demand, squeezing their margins even further.
The global significance of brands is highlighted by the Richemont and Swatch
Groups commanding 7.1% of the market each, and producing leading operating
margins. This indicates how mass market retailers can differentiate themselves
from rivals with own branded and exclusive product.
Reasons to Purchase
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unique market data.
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operating statistics.
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performances, and action points to inform decision makers.