LVMH (LVMHF), a global luxury-goods group whose brands span fashion, jewelry, wines and retailing, fell 1.5% in Tuesday's European trading after its largest division delivered weaker growth than analysts expected. Organic sales at the fashion and leather-goods business increased 1% to 8.90 billion…
Solid H1 2026 results with €38.6B revenue (+2% organic), strong margins, and robust free cash flow. Growth was led by Watches & Jewelry and Selective Retailing, while currency headwinds and Middle East conflict weighed on results. Outlook remains disciplined amid macro uncertainty.Based on LVMH Moe…
LVMH (EURONEXT:MC) says weak yen and rising living costs spurred Japanese H1 2026 shoppers toward branded jewelry—benefitting Chaumet—while the group reshuffles leadership, naming Yann Musquin Managing Director of Fragrance Brands with no immediate financial impact disclosed.Previous Week Recap…
Japanese consumers are driving luxury jewelry sales to record levels as the weaker yen and higher living costs encourage shoppers to place more of their money into products they may view as stores of value. Sales of gems, precious metals and artwork at Japan's department stores increased 19% year o…
Paris, July 10th, 2026Pursuant to LVMH’s liquidity contract with Oddo BHF SCA, on the 30th of June 2026 the following amounts appeared on the liquidity account:During the first half of 2026, the following transactions were made under the terms of the LVMH liquidity contract:As a reminder, at the si…
LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton (LVMHF), the French luxury group behind Louis Vuitton and Christian Dior, is facing fresh investor scrutiny over succession planning as the dispute surrounding Delfin, the family holding company with more than 30% of EssilorLuxottica, the Ray-Ban maker, continues to…
By Helen ReidRiding high after securing the bridal commission of the year — designing pop megastar Taylor Swift’s wedding dress — Dior creative director Jonathan Anderson sent shimmering, sheer gowns and pleated, sculptural handbags down the runway at the brand’s fall/winter haute couture show in P…
Luxury goods companies are poised to benefit from positive industry-wide data signals in the second quarter, JPMorgan analysts write. Data sources tracked by the analysts point to second-quarter trends either matching or improving on first-quarter performance, they say. For example, U.S. credit car…
