LVMH
Luxury goods · France
LVMH owns 75 luxury Maisons, from Louis Vuitton and Dior to Tiffany, Hennessy and Sephora, and sells most of them through its own stores.
What makes it different
Fashion and leather earns three quarters of group profit.
74%Group profit from Fashion & LeatherFY2025
The one business group around Louis Vuitton and Dior carries the profit of a group that also sells wine, perfume, watches and beauty retail.
How big it is
How big is LVMH?
€80.8BRevenueFY2025
6,283StoresFY2025
211,552EmployeesFY2025
How it makes money FY2025
Fashion and leather lead.
- Fashion & Leather Goods47%€37,770M
- Selective Retailing23%€18,348M
- Watches & Jewelry13%€10,486M
- Perfumes & Cosmetics10%€8,174M
- Other7%
How the business works
Many houses, one group.
- 175 independent Maisons
- 2Workshops kept in-house
- 3Mostly in own stores
The group shares resources while each Maison keeps its own identity and keeps the retail margin.
Brands and businesses
More than LVMH.
Who owns it
- Arnault family group50.21%
- Other shareholders49.24%
CEO: Bernard Arnault
Who it competes with
Key moments
- 1854Louis Vuitton founded
- 1987Moët Hennessy and Louis Vuitton merge
- 1989Bernard Arnault takes the lead
- 1997Sephora and DFS acquired
- 1999Watches & Jewelry division created
Sources
Every number on this page comes from LVMH's own reports.
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What LVMH tracks19 metrics
Stores worldwide
Countries with a presence
Maisons
Results, quarter by quarterwith a chart
Revenue
Profit
Margin
Where the money comes from6 regions
Asia (excl. Japan)
United States
Europe (excl. France)
The full timeline17 moments
2016
2019
2025
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