Luxury goods and fashion conglomerate LVMH has posted its full-year earnings for 2025, showing better-than-expected results, as per an official press release on Tuesday.
The update comes after leadership ranks were reshuffled to allow Pietro Beccari to take the helm as CEO of LVMH’s fashion group, a high-profile segment of the company which oversees brands such as Louis Vuitton, Christian Dior, Fendi, Loro Piano, and Marc Jacobs.
LVMH posted full-year revenue of 80.8 billion euros, marking a 5% dip from 2024 revenue. The asian and U.S. markets both showed growth figures, while Europe’s financial figures in the first half were declining.
“Once again in 2025, LVMH demonstrated its solidity and effective strategy upheld by its highly engaged teams. The Group was buoyed by the loyalty and growing demand shown by our local customers,” said Bernard Arnault.
In 2025, shareholders accepted the board’s extension of the CEO’s retirement age to 85, meaning Arnault will be at the helm for a period of close to 10 years.
At the time of writing, shares of LVMH were trading at 589.30 euros.