Luxottica

6 statements across 3 episodes · 1 bullish · 0 bearish · 2 people on the record · first statement Dec 26, 2016 by Neil Blumenthal · said 14 times in 2 episodes since 2016 · across every show →

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Dec 26, 2016 neutral
Assertion Supported
Blumenthal: Luxottica has a market capitalization of roughly $30 billion
“Luxottica has a market cap of about thirty billion dollars.”
Neil Blumenthal Dec 26, 2016 ▶ 3:31 Warby Parker: Dave Gilboa & Neil Blumenthal
Dec 26, 2016 neutral
Assertion Supported
Blumenthal: Luxottica controls major eyewear brands, licenses, and retail chains
“They own Oakley, Ray-Ban, Oliver Peoples, Persol, and Arnett. They license almost every major fashion brand under the sun, like Ralph Lauren and Chanel and Prada and Dolce & Gabbana. They also own a lot of the major retail chains like Lens Crafters and Pearl V…”
Neil Blumenthal Dec 26, 2016 ▶ 3:34 Warby Parker: Dave Gilboa & Neil Blumenthal
Dec 26, 2016 neutral
Assertion Supported
Blumenthal: Luxottica owns EyeMed, the second-largest US vision insurance plan
“And They own the second largest vision insurance plan in the country, IMED.”
Neil Blumenthal Dec 26, 2016 ▶ 4:06 Warby Parker: Dave Gilboa & Neil Blumenthal
Feb 19, 2018
Assertion Supported
Blumenthal: Luxottica owns EyeMed, the US's second-largest vision insurer
“They own the second largest vision insurance plan in the country, IMED.”
Neil Blumenthal Feb 19, 2018 ▶ 4:34 Warby Parker: Dave Gilboa & Neil Blumenthal (2016)
Feb 19, 2018
Assertion Supported
Blumenthal: Luxottica has a market cap of around $30 billion
“Luxottica has a market cap of about thirty billion dollars.”
Neil Blumenthal Feb 19, 2018 ▶ 3:59 Warby Parker: Dave Gilboa & Neil Blumenthal (2016)
Apr 17, 2025 positive
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Dunn: Warby Parker and Harry's succeeded by price-disrupting incumbents
“If you think about why, why did something like Warby Parker work or Harry's work? It's because they price disrupted Luxottica and Gillette respectively.”
Andy Dunn Apr 17, 2025 ▶ 41:14 Advice Line with Andy Dunn of Bonobos
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