Richemont , the world's second biggest luxury goods company, is offering a blueprint Thirty years ago it spun off its international assets into Richemont, a high-end, high quality group that trades on the Swiss stock exchange and is valued at CHF37bn (€33bn). so the rest of the market can survive the digital age and compete with giants such as Apple . Chairman Johann Rupert's decision to gain full control of Yoox Net-a-Porter , ahead of a partnership with Apple , has given Richemont a digital-savvy footing in its key Rothmans market. the Asia/Pacific region makes up 60% of Richemont 's total revenue, while jewellery is behind 60% of sales and eight of profit.
Richemont , the world's second biggest luxury goods company, is offering a blueprint so the rest of the market can survive the digital age and compete with giants such as Apple . Chairman Johann Rupert's decision to gain full control of Yoox Net-a-Porter , ahead of a partnership with Apple , has given Richemont a digital-savvy footing in its key Rothmans market. the Asia/Pacific region makes up 60% of Richemont 's total revenue, while jewellery is behind 60% of sales and eight of profit.