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Details on Oakley's Q2 results

Ted Li, Oakley VP of North America. Shop-eat-surf file photo.
By TIFFANY MONTGOMERY
July 26, 2010 10:24 AM

Here are some details about Oakley and Luxottica’s performance in the second quarter ended June 30.

Of note: Luxottica said sales of its premium and luxury brands have rebounded.

To see Luxottica's press release, click here.

Oakley

Sales: up 11%

RX sales: up 30%

Women's sales: up almost 40%

Polarized: still growing

Oakley sales grew double digits in France, Italy and Scandinavia, and RX is expanding in this territory as well.

Luxottica results

Total sales: up 13.8% to €1.6 billion. Up 6.5% in constant currency.

Wholesale: up 13.2% to €651 million. Up 7.8% in constant currency.

Retail: up 14.3% to €944 million. Up 5.6% in constant currency. Retail was strong in North America, weak in Australia.

Net income: up 30% to €150 million.

Ray-Ban sales: up double digits.

North America: sales up 8% to $1.2 billion as measured in dollars. Sunglass Hut recorded its highest ever North America sales in June.

North America Wholesale: up 15%.

Europe: Positive sales in Italy, Spain and Portugal. Sales in Greece fell 20%.

Emerging markets: up 30%.

Overall results were driven by good execution and currency benefits. The company is also benefiting from exploiting synergies between wholesale and retail, Luxottica said.

 

 

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