Alexander Lacik
Jewellery Focus’s coverage of Alexander Lacik examines his leadership of Pandora, focusing on strategic growth, sustainability initiatives, and the company’s transformation within the global jewellery market.
Our editorial highlights Lacik’s efforts to reposition Pandora as a forward-thinking, design-led brand through innovation, digital investment, and ethical sourcing. We also explore his influence on corporate culture, marketing direction, and the expansion of Pandora’s lab-grown diamond collections.
For jewellery professionals, this tag provides insights into Alexander Lacik’s executive vision, management style, and the strategic direction shaping Pandora’s evolution in the global jewellery trade.
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Dec- 2025 -15 DecemberRetailers
Pandora appoints new chief executive
Pandora has announced the appointment of Berta de Pablos-Barbier as its chief executive, effective 1 January 2026, completing a leadership transition earlier than originally planned. Pablos-Barbier, currently chief marketing officer, would succeed Alexander Lacik as chief executive, with the change initially expected to conclude at the company’s annual general meeting…
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Nov- 2025 -12 NovemberRetailers
Pandora profits fall despite revenue increase
Pandora has reported a fall in quarterly profits despite higher revenue, as rising costs and currency headwinds offset continued sales growth across key markets. For the three months to September 2025, the jewellery group posted revenue of DKK 6.27bn (£740m), up from DKK 6.1bn (£720m) a year earlier, representing 6%…
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Sep- 2025 -30 SeptemberRetailers
Pandora appoints Berta de Pablos-Barbier as new CEO
Pandora has appointed its current chief marketing officer Berta de Pablos-Barbier as its new chief executive officer. The news comes after the group announced the retirement chief executive Alexander Lacik in March 2026 Lacik, who has led the Danish jewellery company since 2019, will step down at the firm’s annual…
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Aug- 2025 -15 AugustRetailers
Pandora reports 8% organic growth in Q2 despite macroeconomic headwinds
Pandora has reported 8% organic growth in the second quarter of 2025, with revenues rising to DKK 7.05bn (£800m) despite foreign exchange, tariff and commodity price pressures. Like-for-like (LFL) sales were also up 3%, while network expansion contributed 5% to growth. LFL sales rose 8% in the US and 6%…
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May- 2025 -8 MayRetailers
Pandora lowers profit guidance amid tariff fears
Pandora has revealed that it has lowered its EBIT margin guidance for the full year to “around 24%”, down from 24.5%. The retailer cited currency fluctuations and ongoing uncertainties around US trade tariffs as key factors behind the reduction in its margin expectations. Despite this, the company saw its sales…
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Feb- 2025 -6 FebruaryRetailers
Pandora profits jump 13% as it prioritises jewellery
Pandora has seen its EBIT rise 13% to £890m in its FY24 as a result of its ‘Phoenix strategy’ pushing it towards becoming a “full jewellery brand”. Alongside this, the company’s sales increased 13% to £3.53bn for the period, driven by strong online growth accounting for 27% of revenues and…
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Nov- 2024 -7 NovemberRetailers
Pandora delivers 11% organic growth in Q3
Pandora has welcomed organic growth of 11% in its third quarter, as like-for-like sales grew by 7% to 6.1bn DKK (£681m), and operating profit rose to 980m DKK (£109m), up from 920m DKK (£102m) the prior year. Like-for-like growth in key European markets hit 4%, while growth in the US…
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Sep- 2024 -24 SeptemberRetailers
Pandora completes transition to 100% recycled silver and gold
Jewellery brand Pandora has completed its transformative shift to use only 100% recycled silver and gold in its crafting. Pandora stopped sourcing newly mined silver and gold in December 2023 and has since then worked to deplete its non-recycled inventory. The two precious metals can be recycled forever without any…
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Aug- 2024 -13 AugustRetailers
Pandora reports 15% organic growth in Q2 2024
Pandora has reported a 15% increase in Q2 2024 organic growth to DKK 6.77bn (£744m), comprising Like-for-like (LFL) growth of 8%, network expansion of 6% and 1% phasing of sell-in to partners and other. The group’s operating profit (EBIT) also increased from DKK 1.18bn (£134.9m) to DKK 1.33bn (£152m). However…
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May- 2024 -2 MayRetailers
Pandora raises revenue guidance amid 18% organic growth
Pandora has raised its revenue guidance to “8-10%”, up from 6-9%, following 18% organic growth in Q1 2024 with like-for-like (LFL) growth of 11% and network expansion of 5%. The group stated that continued momentum, helped by the early restaging of the brand and increased investments are elevating brand desirability…
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