US EditionLVMH Sees Sales Dip: Fashion And Wine Departments Hit Hardest Amid Economic Uncertainty
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Consensus of the Market Banc Sabadell Sales 2T25 slightly better with a fall of the LfL of -4% (vs -4.1% BS(e) and -4.7% consensus) that, as expected, supposes some slowdown compared to the -3% recorded in 1T’25. This is mainly due to the behavior of Fashion & Skin (~46% sales; -9% LfL in 2T’25 vs -8.5% expected and –5% in 1T’25), which is penalized by a significant decrease of sales in Japan (8% sales; -28% LfL vs -1% in 1T’25) before a demand…
LVMH Sees Sales Dip: Fashion And Wine Departments Hit Hardest Amid Economic Uncertainty
read the original version on: www.retailnews.asia LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton experienced a decrease in sales during the first half of the year, primarily due to weaker performance in its fashion and wine departments. Decreased Revenue The distinguished luxury conglomerate reported a 4 per cent decline in revenue, which totaled EUR39.8 billion (US$46.7 billion) over a six-month period. This figure represents […] The post LVMH Sees Sales Dip…
LVMH Jewelry and Watch Sales Edge Down in First Half
LVMH’s revenue from jewelry and watches slipped 1% in the first half of 2025 as the group faced a challenging economic environment. Sales for the division fell to EUR 5.09 billion ($5.98 billion) in the six months that ended June 30, LVMH reported last week. Profit for the category dropped 13% to EUR 762 million ($895.1 million) from EUR 877 million ($1.03 billion) in the equivalent period last year. Group sales dipped 4% to EUR 39.81 billion…
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