For the 26 weeks to September 27, 2025, revenue decreased to £1.03 billion (US$1.38 billion). Comparable store sales were flat, improving from a 1% decline in Q1 to a 2% increase in Q2.
Regionally, comparable sales were up 3% in the Americas, up 1% in EMEIA, and down 1% in Greater China, though Greater China returned to 3% growth in Q2.
Burberry reported an adjusted operating profit of £19 million (US$25 million), compared with an adjusted operating loss of £41 million (US$53.7 million) a year earlier. Gross margin increased to 67.9%. A £37 million (US$50 million) restructuring charge resulted in a reported operating loss of £18 million (US$24 million).
The company recorded a loss before tax of £48 million (US$64 million), an improvement on the £80 million (US$104.77 million) loss last year. Free cash outflow also improved significantly to £50 million (US$67 million) from £184 million (US$240.97 million).
Burberry said it remains on track to deliver £80 million (US$107 million) in annualised cost savings by the end of FY26.
The company will provide its next trading update on January 21, 2026.
