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ubs lowers lvmh price target to 650 euros maintains neutral rating

UBS has reduced its price target for LVMH from 745 to 650 euros while maintaining a "Neutral" rating ahead of the luxury goods group's quarterly results. Analyst Zuzanna Pusz noted that, despite a solid long-term investment outlook, the upcoming first-quarter results are unlikely to indicate a return to positive earnings momentum.

lvmh sales breakdown highlights luxury goods dominance across global markets

LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE, the global leader in luxury goods, reports sales distribution as follows: fashion and leather goods (48.5%), watches and jewelry (12.5%), fragrances and cosmetics (9.9%), and wines and spirits (6.9%). The remaining 22.2% comes from selective distribution through chains like Sephora. As of the end of 2024, LVMH operates 6,307 stores worldwide, with significant sales in Asia (27.5%) and the United States (25.4%).

hermès appoints new board members including bnpparibas ceo and former spy chief

Hermès International is appointing BNP Paribas CEO Jean-Laurent Bonnafé and former French spy chief Bernard Emié to its board, replacing Dominique Senequier and Alexandre Viros, respectively. The changes will be voted on at the shareholders' meeting on April 30 in Paris. Bonnafé and Cécile Béliot-Zind, CEO of Bel Group, will serve three-year terms, while Emié's term will last two years.

deutsche bank raises lvmh sales forecast while maintaining hold rating

Deutsche Bank Research has raised its sales forecast for LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE for FY25 while maintaining a hold rating. The luxury giant's net sales are primarily driven by fashion and leather goods (48.9%), followed by watches and jewelry (12.8%), perfumes and cosmetics (9.6%), and wines and spirits (7.7%). Geographically, sales are concentrated in Asia (30.8%) and the United States (25.3%), with a global network of 6,097 outlets.

LVMH reports strong sales across luxury product categories and global markets

LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE, the global leader in luxury products, generates net sales primarily from fashion and leather items (48.9%), followed by watches and jewels (12.8%), perfumes and cosmetics (9.6%), and wines and spirits (7.7%). The company operates 6,097 outlets worldwide, with significant sales contributions from Asia (30.8%) and the United States (25.3%).

LVMH sales breakdown highlights luxury goods dominance and global reach

LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE, the global leader in luxury goods, reports a diverse sales breakdown: fashion and leather goods (48.9%), watches and jewelry (12.7%), perfumes and cosmetics (9.6%), wines and spirits (7.7%), and selective distribution (21%). By the end of 2023, the company will operate 6,097 stores worldwide, with sales distributed across various regions: France (7.9%), Europe (16.4%), Japan (7.3%), Asia (30.8%), the United States (25.3%), and others (12.3%).

ubs raises lvmh price target despite disappointing second half results

UBS has raised its price target for LVMH from €648 to €745 while maintaining a 'neutral' recommendation. This adjustment follows the luxury goods company's recent financial results, which, despite exceeding peer expectations, fell short of high market anticipations for the second half of the year.

ubs raises lvmh target price to 745 euros maintains neutral rating

UBS has increased its target price for LVMH from 648 to 745 euros, maintaining a "Neutral" rating. Analyst Zuzanna Pusz noted that the company fell short of high market expectations for its second-half results, and the recent conference call did not clarify current trends. Slight adjustments to estimates through 2027 were made, as they were already below consensus.

ubs raises lvmh target price to 745 euros amid mixed results

UBS has increased its target price for LVMH to 745 euros, maintaining a 'Neutral' rating. Analyst Zuzanna Pusz noted that the company fell short of high market expectations for its second-half results, and the recent conference call did not clarify current trends. Despite this, Pusz only slightly adjusted her estimates through 2027, as they were already below consensus.

UBS raises LVMH price target to 745 euros maintains neutral rating

UBS has increased its price target for LVMH from 648 to 745 euros, maintaining a "Neutral" rating. Analyst Zuzanna Pusz noted that the company fell short of high market expectations in its second-half results, and the recent conference call did not clarify current trends. Slight adjustments to estimates through 2027 were made, as they were already below consensus.
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