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‘Good start’ for Puma

23/04/2015
Puma owner Kering has reported a “good start to the year” in its Sport & Lifestyle division, in which sales rose 4% in the first quarter.

Puma, which has suffered mixed results over the past two years, saw sales rise 4.5%, driven by “strong sales momentum” in its footwear category.

The French luxury group also owns Volcom, Cobra, Electric and Tretorn.

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