Lladró, S.A. in the news

Workers at Lladró S.A. are striking over unpaid back wages and salary increases, protesting the company's attempt to link these payments to challenging sales targets.

Lladr3ó employees are striking over unpaid salary arrears and the company's attempt to opt out of a new collective bargaining agreement, citing liquidity issues.

Lladró S.A. achieved its second consecutive year of net profits in 2024, with a 3.14% sales growth and significant profit increase, driven by expansion in the Asian market.

Lladró maintained its 45 million euro turnover in 2023 but returned to losses, primarily due to the depreciation of the Japanese Yen, despite significant international expansion and new store openings.

Lladró reached an agreement with unions for an Employment Regulation File affecting 76 workers across its group, citing economic and productive reasons to ensure long-term sustainability.

Sandra Jordan is the new CEO of Lladró's Americas division, tasked with expanding distribution, rebranding the company's image beyond figurines, and launching new product lines and retail concepts.

Juan Lladró, co-founder of the luxury porcelain company Lladró, has died at 91, leaving behind a legacy of global ceramic artistry.

After 64 years, Lladró, a Spanish artistic porcelain producer, has been sold to PHI Industrial Group due to declining profitability, with the new owners aiming to revitalize the brand.

Lladró SA, the porcelain manufacturer, has been sold to Spanish fund PHI Industrial after facing substantial financial challenges.

The Lladró family is preparing to sell its historic porcelain company, Lladró, S.A., due to declining sales and financial struggles, amidst some family opposition.

The Lladró family faces division over the potential sale of their artistic porcelain production company, Lladró, due to internal disputes and financial challenges.