Pandora CEO Says US Demand Stabilizes at Low Level
Pandora is seeing US consumer demand stabilize at a low level, Chief Executive Officer Berta de Pablos-Barbier said. The company’s assessment comes as consumers contend with inflation and high gas prices, according to the CEO, indicating that those pressures are affecting the market for the jewelry company’s products.
Pandora A/S is seeing demand in the United States stabilize at a low level, Chief Executive Officer Berta de Pablos-Barbier said, according to Bloomberg. The statement described the current state of US demand but did not provide a specific sales figure or forecast.
De Pablos-Barbier attributed the subdued demand environment to consumers grappling with inflation and high gas prices. The source did not specify how those pressures are affecting Pandora’s revenue, sales volumes or individual product categories.
The comments were reported on Oct. 1, 2026. The available information does not include details on any changes to Pandora’s pricing, production, retail strategy or financial outlook.
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