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LVMH Stock Near Fair Value After 28% Slide
LVMH shares fell 28% this year, but valuation models show only a small gap from fair value. Investors see caution, not collapse.
New: Gucci, LVMH, Hermès Report Weak Sales
Gucci’s first‑quarter revenue fell 8%, nearly double analyst forecasts. Kering blamed the Middle East war for the slump.
LVMH May Exit Fenty Beauty, Leaving Rihanna at a Crossroads
LVMH is reportedly exploring the sale of its 50% stake in Fenty Beauty. The move has triggered speculation about creative tensions and strategic shifts.
LVMH’s Post-COVID Boom Fades Amid Sales Slump and Tariffs
The luxury industry is losing its shine. When Paris 2024 Olympic medals—designed by LVMH-owned Chaumet—began corroding, it foreshadowed deeper troubles. LVMH, the titan behind Louis Vuitton, Dior, and Tiffany & Co., saw its stock dip after a post-COVID boom.
LVMH’s Loro Piana Tied to Illegal Chinese Sweatshops in Italy
LVMH's Loro Piana is under court monitoring after alleged illegal subcontracting led to the use of undocumented, underpaid Chinese workers. The brand claims it was unaware and cut ties with the supplier.
LVMH U.S. CEO Says Goodbye to The ‘Quiet Luxury’ Trend
LVMH U.S. CEO Anish Melwani welcomed the decline of the "quiet luxury" trend, arguing that while minimalism has long existed in brands like Loro Piana and Fendi, the social media-driven craze limited consumer expression.
Luxury Fashion Brands in A Reset? Price Starting to DECREASE in Lieu of Horrible Sales
It is to no surprise that the luxury fashion industry is in turmoil as customers aren’t spending as much as they used to. However, at the same time, many find it peculiar to see handbags that cost US$5,000 (RM22,000) and above that are not made out of any special type of leather.
LVMH’s “Disappointing” Share Results with Profits Dropping by 20%
Reports state, demand for high-end brands is improving but not as quickly as hoped. European luxury shares fell after LVMH's mixed results, with sales rising just 1% in the fourth quarter. Operating profits dropped by 20% due to high fixed costs and one-off expenses like sponsoring the Paris Olympics.
Kering and LVMH Impacted by Changing Consumer Habits
China and Europe, traditionally key markets, will play a smaller role, while the Middle East and India are set to expand. The slowing global economy and shifting consumer habits are impacting luxury giants like Kering and LVMH.
