Harvey Nichols owner Dickson Concepts warns of long, gloomy days ahead for Hong Kong’s retail industry as sales are crushed by Covid-19

Dickson Concepts, a Hong Kong luxury goods retailer and owner of department store Harvey Nichols, warned of “the most challenging market conditions” it has ever faced.The comments came on Monday as the company, which licenses upmarket fashion brands such as Tod’s and Roger Vivier as well as jewellery brand Chopard in Asia, reported a 57 per cent rise in net profit to HK$645.8 million (US$83 million) for the financial year ended March 31, according to a filing to the Hong Kong stock exchange.The…

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