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Jeweller Pandora raises 2026 guidance for organic growth

Aug 12, 2026 9:04 AM

COPENHAGEN, Aug 12 (Reuters) - Danish jeweller Pandora

said on Wednesday it had raised its 2026 guidance

for organic growth to between 0% and 3%, from a previous minus

1% to 2%, and its operating profit margin to between 22% and

23%, up from the 21% to 22% seen previously.

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