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Pandora Reports Growth Driven by New Collections and Tariff Refunds

Pandora announces an increased profit outlook for 2026 due to US tariff refunds and strong Q2 sales.

13 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Pandora's CEO announced that new jewelry collections have significantly contributed to the company's growth, prompting an upgrade of its profit outlook for 2026. The company has benefited from refunds related to US tariffs and stronger-than-expected sales in the second quarter.

Additionally, the CEO noted a change in jewelry trends, stating that distinctive new collections have resonated well with consumers. She mentioned that extreme temperatures experienced in Europe this summer have also affected store traffic.

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