Sandrine Zerbib
Management
Okay. So Hunter, what's the rationale to add Hunter to the portfolio? So, second brand in the portfolio. The first reason is that it really fits the philosophy of how we want to build this portfolio, because Hunter is a premium lifestyle brands by essence, I would say, or in essence. It has a strong DNA. It has very iconic products, that's a second reason. On top of this, it's in a category which is like urban outdoor, which has a lot of momentum, and especially after COVID, we have seen a lot of growth. Then to add to this, we know the brand. We know the brand, because we've been its e-commerce partner for a couple of years. We therefore saw it growing very fast in the last two years, and also being in China, at least a profitable brand. And all these are actually positive reasons to go this direction. On top of this, also among the criteria which are important for us, it's a brand that sells strongly online, actually, for the time being in China, it's only online. So online potential is very strong. And it's a brand that we believe that we can do China-for-China to expand the product portfolio in an efficient way. So, all this combined together made us think that it's actually a good brand for our portfolio. And in addition to this, this time, we can have some ownership over the brand, which makes a big difference versus a pure license. And then in terms of financial impact, at the beginning, it's relatively marginal. We plan to grow this brand significantly in Greater China, but also in Southeast Asia, because we have the IP in Southeast Asia as well. And the good thing is that, as we said, it's a brand which is operationally positive from the very beginning. So of course, at the beginning, we will have to add some royalties. But overall, it's the brand which is operationally positive from day one, which is not a turnaround like we have experienced previously.