Peek&Cloppenburg* KG Hamburg in the news

Peek & Cloppenburg Group unveiled a 2025 sustainability strategy targeting diversity, supply chain audits, product sustainability, and significant CO2 reductions by 2030-33.

Peek & Cloppenburg appointed Daniel Funke as Head of Public & Corporate Affairs to manage political positioning and stakeholder relations from Berlin.

Peek & Cloppenburg Hamburg may be sold by its owning families, with a potential buyer identified.

Patrick Cloppenburg and his sister step down from the board of Peek & Cloppenburg's parent company, with Stefano della Valle appointed as new CEO and chairman.

Peek & Cloppenburg released its first sustainability report detailing ecological and social initiatives across key focus areas.

Peek & Cloppenburg Düsseldorf runs repair and upcycling events and services to promote sustainable fashion and extend clothing lifespan.

P&C Hamburg expanded and automated its central warehouse to overcome capacity limits and improve e-commerce logistics efficiency.

Peek & Cloppenburg Hamburg expanded its logistics center with advanced automation to speed up garment handling and support growth plans.

Peek & Cloppenburg Düsseldorf joined the Fur Free Retailer Program, committing to sell no fur products and promote animal welfare.

Peek & Cloppenburg KG Düsseldorf creditors approved a restructuring plan involving job cuts at headquarters, creditor losses, and shareholder investments to secure the company's future.

A configuration error in Peek & Cloppenburg's online shop caused a data leak exposing anonymized credit card and customer data, fixed within an hour but raising GDPR violation concerns.

Peek & Cloppenburg reopened its Vienna store with new men's and women's sections, modern amenities, and energy-efficient renovations, while freeing the top floor for a hotel.

Peek & Cloppenburg KG Hamburg is introducing a new lingerie concept in summer 2020 to revamp their bodywear offerings.

Roland Schick has left the management of Peek & Cloppenburg KG as of August 31.

Peek & Cloppenburg launched a Dutch online shop offering 30,000 products from 300 brands to complement its physical stores and attract new customers.

Peek & Cloppenburg KG Düsseldorf is closing its Berlin-Wilmersdorf store by August 31, 2019, due to unsuccessful lease renewal negotiations despite stable sales.

Peek&Cloppenburg Dresden expanded its accessories section with new premium shoe and sunglass brands, featuring a modern store redesign and special reopening promotions.

Peek&Cloppenburg Dresden expanded its women's accessories area to 300 sqm, adding premium brands and new product categories like shoes and sunglasses, with special promotions for reopening.

Peek & Cloppenburg launched a modern six-story flagship store in Vienna with a contemporary take on classic department store design.