
Turnover over 7.4 billion in the third quarter (+9%), the AI glasses developed with Meta also received awards
First part of the morning saw a strong rise for EssilorLuxottica on the Paris Stock Exchange: the stock jumped by 14% to 172 euros after the third quarter accounts which recorded a turnover of over 7.4 billion euros, exceeding analysts' estimates.
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EssilorLuxottica released its third quarter accounts with the markets closed, highlighting growth in turnover.
First part of the morning rally for EssilorLuxottica on the Paris stock exchange: the stock grew by 14% to 172 euros after the third quarter accounts released yesterday after the markets were closed.
Between July and September the global eyewear giant recorded a turnover of over 7.4 billion, up 9% at variable exchange rates and 7.2% at constant exchange rates, after the double-digit growth achieved in the same period last year.
The result is higher than analysts' estimates, with the market also rewarding the excellent results in the 'wearable' sector, i.e. the Ai glasses developed with Meta and the Nuance audio.

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