Munich, October 17, 2024 – Munich-based fashion group LUDWIG BECK (ISIN DE 0005199905) picked up speed again in the third quarter of 2024, improving its sales from a flat position in June to a slight increase by September 2024.

Munich, July 18, 2024 – The German textile retail sector closed the first half of 2024 with a gross sales par unchanged from the previous year. The first quarter was very positive: plenty of sunshine and spring-like temperatures in March increased consumers' shopping propensity, which resulted in a 4 per cent increase in sales for stationary fashion retailers compared to the previous year. However, a different picture emerged in the second quarter. Due to the cool, unstable, and rainy weather, consumers' buying mood and willingness to spend fell significantly. Customers were particularly reluctant to buy seasonal goods such as T-shirts, shorts, and summer dresses, and the expected demand for summer clothing largely failed to materialize.

Munich, May 15, 2024 - LUDWIG BECK AG (ISIN DE0005199905) held its Annual General Meeting in virtual form on May 15, 2024. Shareholders and shareholder representatives had the opportunity to follow the event via video stream on a dedicated online portal. 3.3 million votes, i.e. 90.0% of the share capital, were represented. With the exception of the discharge of the Chairman of the Executive Board, all proposed resolutions on the agenda items were approved.

München, April 18, 2024 – The Munich-based fashion group LUDWIG BECK (ISIN DE 0005199905) ended the first quarter of 2024 with a significant increase in sales of around 6% compared to the same period of the previous year, even though the Group closed the first quarter of the previous year with a plus of almost 20% compared to the 2022 financial year.

Munich, March 21, 2024 – Munich-based fashion group LUDWIG BECK (ISIN DE 0005199905) experienced a mixture of ups and downs in the 2023 fiscal year. Despite the ongoing war in Ukraine and a subdued consumer sentiment forecast for the first quarter of 2023, LUDWIG BECK achieved an increase in sales of around 20% compared to the previous year, which had been affected by COVID-19 effects. The second quarter was characterized by cold and rainy weather in April and May, which somewhat dampened enthusiasm for the new spring/summer collection. Nevertheless, LUDWIG BECK managed to maintain sales at the previous year's level in the first half of the year. In the third quarter, the prolonged summer with warm temperatures negatively impacted the fashion trade. However, an increased demand for traditional costume fashion partially offset the lower demand for fall/winter merchandise. In addition to challenges from many online discount campaigns, LUDWIG BECK faced a snow chaos in Munich and a subsequent rail strike during the Christmas season.