London Stock Exchange: Burberry rejoins the FTSE 100

Just one year after being excluded from the London Stock Exchange’s flagship index, the iconic British luxury brand is back. The effectiveness of the “Burberry Forward” recovery plan, implemented by new CEO Joshua Schulman, has led to a remarkable comeback on the stock market, halting the decline in sales.

After the rain comes sunshine?

The efforts of Joshua Schulman, CEO of Burberry since mid-2024, are definitely paying off.

Only one year of exclusion

Just one year after being excluded, the iconic British luxury brand is making its comeback to the London Stock Exchange’s flagship index, the FTSE 100, which lists the top 100 market capitalizations.

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