Zalando SE is being investigated by Germany’s financial regulator after failing to note in its annual report that Danish billionaire and biggest shareholder Anders Holch Povlsen also held a stake in a company it bought last year.
Zalando SE is being investigated by Germany’s financial regulator after failing to note in its annual report that Danish billionaire and biggest shareholder Anders Holch Povlsen also held a stake in a company it bought last year.
David Schroeder, co-CEO of Zalando, joined the program from Berlin to address the company's current share price performance. Despite the stock trading below pre-pandemic highs, Schroeder conveyed a positive outlook for the quarter and emphasized efforts to revive investor enthusiasm. The discussion highlighted Zalando's strategic move to implement a share buyback program valued at up to €300 million as a key measure to support the stock and demonstrate confidence in the company's future growth p
David Schroeder, co-CEO of Zalando, joined the program from Berlin to address the company's current share price performance. Despite the stock trading below pre-pandemic highs, Schroeder conveyed a positive outlook for the quarter and emphasized efforts to revive investor enthusiasm. The discussion highlighted Zalando's strategic move to implement a share buyback program valued at up to €300 million as a key measure to support the stock and demonstrate confidence in the company's future growth prospects. This interview occurred on Thursday, March 12.
(Source: Bloomberg)
German online fashion platform Zalando SE is preparing to announce its first deal with an American client soon, marking a break into the US market with the company’s business-to-business offerings.
German online fashion platform Zalando SE is preparing to announce its first deal with an American client soon, marking a break into the US market with the company’s business-to-business offerings.
The logo of Zalando SE at the online retailer's headquarters in Berlin, Germany, on Thursday, Feb. 9, 2023. Berlin’s new tech recruits are being told to take any apartment they can get as the city's housing crunch means startups in Berlin have lost an important edge, putting them on similar footing to rivals in London, Paris and Silicon Valley.