LVMH

Founded 1987 as a result of the merge between Moët Hennessy and Louis Vuitton, LVMH is the largest luxury conglomerate in the world. In the nineties and with Bernard Arnault, LVMH led the lucrative marriage between historic luxury homes (mostly family-controlled until then).

Fashion industry cyberattacks have surged over the past year, with projected costs for major conglomerates hitting $10.5 trillion by 2025, marking a 300% increase from 2015.

Soshiotsuki Wins LVMH Prize 2025; Steve O Smith and Torishéju Dumi Earn Distinctions

Soshi Otsuki, a rising star from Japan, secures the premier award from the French luxury conglomerate’s ceremony, joining the ranks of past winners such as Jacquemus and Marine Serre, with a prize of 400,000 euros.

LVMH Eyes Sale of Marc Jacobs Amidst Slumping Luxury Market

The French luxury titan is in talks with companies like Authentic Brands to offload the American label, which it has held since 1997. This move comes amid a global slowdown in luxury sales.

Arnault Signals to Trump with New Louis Vuitton Factory in the U.S.

Expanding its luxury production landscape, LVMH will inaugurate a fourth Louis Vuitton factory in the U.S., alongside its four Tiffany sites, aiming for an opening by the end of 2026 or start of 2027.

The French luxury titan wraps up the first half of the year with revenues reaching €39.81 billion and a net income of €5.69 billion, as its fashion division records an 8% dip in sales.

LVMH Faces Another Data Leak in Hong Kong

Luxury group hit by persistent cyberattacks with the latest data breach impacting more than 400,000 customers, exposing sensitive information including addresses and phone numbers.

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Fendi’s New Direction: Ramon Ros Trims Executive Team in Cost-Cutting Move

LVMH’s brand faces the challenge of reversing declines in key markets, spurring the Spanish CEO to implement austerity tactics with layoffs, store closures, and relocation of the headquarters to France.

Loewe Debuts Its Second Largest Global Store in Japan with Casa Ginza Concept

LVMH-owned luxury brand unveils its largest boutique in Japan, marking its second-largest global presence, sprawling across more than 9,000 square feet and four exquisite floors.

Dior Appoints New President to Bolster Its American Presence

LVMH’s fashion house continues its executive shake-up, promoting from within as Charlotte Holman Ros steps up from the fragrance and beauty division to succeed Alexandra Winokur in the Americas.

The historic French firm specializing in knitwear expects to exceed €10 million in sales by 2025. The funds will enable new international openings, strengthen the team and develop production techniques.

LVMH’s brand, now the fifth Italian firm facing allegations of labor misconduct, joins the ranks with Dior and others from the group. Legal authorities describe the situation as a pervasive issue nationwide.

The world’s largest luxury conglomerate claims that no banking data has been leaked, but warns users that they may face fraud attempts in the coming days. LVMH Korea announced another attack a week ago.

With the launch of its new production center, LVMH’s optical division now spans 430,556.42 square foot and employs over 1,300 personnel, marking a significant expansion for the luxury conglomerate.

The crisis in the luxury sector, which has not affected all major companies equally, has reached the Arnault fortune, which is losing its leading position to the heirs of Hermès, still immune to the general downturn.

With the U.S. fashion industry facing a potential $150 billion tariff wave, major retailers like Gap and Ralph Lauren are strategizing to safeguard their bottom lines amid rising costs.

The executive close to Bernard Arnault will take the helm to coordinate the luxury group’s strategy in North and Latin America. In addition, he will be non-executive chairman of Tiffany to drive its growth.

After adding the historic newspaper to its assets last year, the luxury group is extending its media portfolio and strengthening its power in the French press with the acquisition of Bey Médias, owner of L’Opinion and L’Agefi.

The group has appointed Louis Vuitton’s current industrial vice president as the new global head of industrial strategy and craftsmanship, in a move to shield its long-term competitive advantage in manufacturing.

Intelligent robots, superchips from Nvidia and LVMH or L’Oréal technology leaders: VivaTech 2025 broke records with 180,000 professionals and 14,000 start ups, consecrating Paris as the capital where luxury converses with AI.

The French luxury house of giant LVMH becomes an official partner of the Spanish white club for institutional events and travel, with a tailoring collection designed by creative director and music producer Pharrell Williams.

The French luxury group LVMH has awarded innovation at the Vivatech trade show in Paris, highlighting technological solutions that reshape the future of fashion and luxury, from agricultural traceability to digital body language.

The recycled fiber supplier has introduced a latest line of fabrics made from citrus waste, replacing the use of virgin wood and debuted in a piece from Loewe's summer collection.

LVMH, Richemont and Kering ended 2020 decreasing by 1.3 points in their average gross margin. They also lost €13,000 million in sales in a year.

While Bernard Arnault’s group maintains its buyer appetite, Kering has divested to focus on fashion and luxury and has relied on star designers to boost the core of most of its brands in its portfolio.

The president and CEO of LVMH has achieved a score of 72.1 on the Brand Guardianship Index list for 2020. Loockheed Martin, president of an aerospace company, triumphs as first fist on the list.

The luxury company, owned by LVMH, has opened three points of sale in the city since October. Dior wants to expand its Maison concept as well as its beauty division.

LVMH groups confirms its claims to commit to sustainability by hiring an expert in the area: Hélène Valade.

The LVMH owned brand will seek new opportunities in Northern America announced the retail director of Americas, Dustin Martin.

The French luxury company has planned to close its store in Times Square mall in Causeway Bay shopping district amidst protests in the region.

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