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66 • FINANCIAL REVIEW

PANDORA ANNUAL REPORT 2016

SALES CHANNELS

AND PRODUCT MIX

PRODUCTS

In 2016, revenue from all product categories increased

with double-digit growth, driven by continued newness

across all categories, including the global launch of the

PANDORA Rose collection as well as the introduction of

the Disney collection in Asia Pacific at the end of 2015.

Revenue from Charms was DKK 11,991 million in

2016, up 11% compared with DKK 10,833 million in

2015. Growth in revenue from the Charms category was

primarily driven by a strong development in EMEA and Asia

Pacific, whereas growth in the Americas region was slightly

negative, primarily due to lower revenue from the Disney

collection launched in North America in 2014. Revenue

from Bracelets increased by 37% to DKK 3,672 million

compared with DKK 2,690 million in 2015, driven by the

introduction of several new bracelets in Moments and

PANDORA ESSENCE COLLECTION.

Together, the two categories represented 77% of total

revenue in 2016 compared with 81% in 2015.

Revenue from Rings was DKK 2,643 million, an

increase of 28% compared with DKK 2,066 million in

2015. The increase was driven by the continued focus on

rings in most markets, including more emphasis on rings

in staff training, improved in-store focus on rings, as well

as successful Rings promotions across most markets. The

Rings category represented 13% of total revenue in 2016

compared with 12% in 2015.

Revenue from Other jewellery was DKK 1,975 million,

up 72% compared with DKK 1,148 million in 2015. From

2016, PANDORA increased the focus on earrings, and as

a result revenue from Earrings increased by around 80%

compared with 2015 and represented 5% of revenue

compared with 3% in 2015. Revenue from Necklaces

increased around 60%. Other jewellery represented 10% of

total revenue in 2016 compared with 7% in 2015.