Gabor Shoes reports a 6.7 percent increase in revenues to...
Gabor Shoes reports a 6.7 percent increase in revenues to €395 million in 2013. Aside from rising licensing income, a trend to boots and booties boosted the turnover. The volume grew in fact by only 4.4 percent to 9.4 million pairs. The Gabor brand booked 10.7 percent higher sales of ...
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