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COVID-19 Impact on Chanel

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  • 12 Pages
  • June 2020
  • GlobalData
  • Chanel SA
  • ID: 5141925
Summary

COVID-19 Impact on Chanel June 29, 2020 based on market analysis and brand diversification by industry and geography.

The companies in the beauty and fashion industry will experience a decline in overall sales due to the spread of Coronavirus pandemic. Chanel, concentrating in single industry operations of cosmetics and toiletries, will be among the major companies to record a negative growth rate in 2020. Sectors such as fragrances and make-up do not feature in in consumers' priority purchase list during this pandemic and so will be adversely impacted by the COVID-19 in 2020. Concurrently, sectors such as personal hygiene, male toiletries, and skincare are expected to provide some resilience; however, these account for a very small share of the company's overall revenue.

Scope
  • Major contributing regions - Western Europe, North America, and Asia - are currently reeling under the effects of COVID-19
  • Chanel's concentrated operations and primary revenue-generating regions reeling under COVID-19 will hurt its growth prospects - A large share of Chanel's fragrances revenue is in high-impact regions, which may affect its overall sales

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Table of Contents

  • COVID-19 Impact Analysis on Chanel - Key Findings As of 29th June, 2020
  • Geographic Spread Analysis - COVID-19 VS Chanel's Brand Sales
  • The Impact of COVID-19 on Chanel's Regional Sectors
  • Chanel's 2020 Exposure: Brand Sales at Risk by Region and Sector
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