MC.PA - LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton S.E.

Paris - Paris Delayed Price. Currency in EUR
294.20
+3.35 (+1.15%)
At close: 5:37PM CET
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Previous Close290.85
Open289.55
Bid0.00 x 0
Ask0.00 x 0
Day's Range288.85 - 297.40
52 Week Range237.55 - 313.70
Volume652,357
Avg. Volume707,124
Market Cap147.951B
Beta (3Y Monthly)1.29
PE Ratio (TTM)23.33
EPS (TTM)12.61
Earnings DateJan 23, 2019 - Jan 28, 2019
Forward Dividend & Yield5.40 (1.86%)
Ex-Dividend Date2018-12-04
1y Target Est319.92
  • Kering joins luxury peers in defying China slowdown
    Reuters Videos5 days ago

    Kering joins luxury peers in defying China slowdown

    Gucci owner Kering has followed luxury market peers like LVMH in defying fears of a slump in Chinese demand. Julian Satterthwaite reports.

  • GlobeNewswire2 days ago

    LVMH : Belmond Shareholders Approve Acquisition by LVMH

    February 14, 2019 At Belmond Ltd.`s special general meeting that took place today, the Belmond shareholders duly approved its previously announced Agreement and Plan of Merger with LVMH. The transaction ...

  • GlobeNewswire2 days ago

    LVMH: availability of 2018 audited consolidated financial statements

    LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton announces the availability of its 2018 audited consolidated financial statements. The French version of this document was filed with the "Autorité des Marchés Financiers" (AMF) on February 14th, 2019. The English translation of this document may be consulted in the Publications section of the Company`s website (www.lvmh.com).

  • LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton S.E. (EPA:MC): Are Analysts Bullish?
    Simply Wall St.3 days ago

    LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton S.E. (EPA:MC): Are Analysts Bullish?

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  • The Wall Street Journal5 days ago

    [$$] Gucci Still Looks Nouveau Riche to Investors

    Gucci is a huge hit with millennials, but investors are proving a tough sell. An operating margin of 29%, up 4 percentage points in a year, puts Kering among the world’s most profitable luxury brand owners. , Kering’s shares maintain their decadelong discount to compatriot LVMH.

  • 5 Simple Reasons I Bought LVMH Stock
    Motley Fool8 days ago

    5 Simple Reasons I Bought LVMH Stock

    The luxury goods leader offers balanced growth without the trade war drama.

  • Reuters9 days ago

    Birkin bag maker Hermes says Chinese sales momentum still strong

    French luxury handbag label Hermes said on Friday that sales momentum in its Chinese stores stayed strong in the fourth quarter, adding to reassuring signals from rivals over enduring demand in one of the industry's biggest markets. Luxury groups rely on Chinese consumers for over a third of sales, sparking investor jitters over the potential fallout for the sector from China's slowing economic growth and the Washington-Beijing trade war.

  • Financial Times9 days ago

    [$$] Men’s fashion, jazzy socks and the style woes of the working stiff

    It must be a source of frustration to the fashion industry that most men, by the time they reach an age when they have a little money to spend on clothes, have become so calcified in their tastes and so restricted in their way of life that taking a serious interest in fashion is all but impossible. (pictured) were much praised in these pages, and were unmistakably about fashion, as opposed to clothes — suits with the components transposed so the long layers were under the shorter ones, wildly over-inflated coats and hyper-kitsch jumpers.

  • The Wall Street Journal10 days ago

    [$$] Luxury Companies Want to Buy Rodeo Drive

    Some luxury brands want to own rather than rent boutiques on the world’s ritziest shopping streets. Cartier’s parent Richemont has several buildings on Bond Street, London’s equivalent of Fifth Avenue, through its property arm RLG. Louis Vuitton and Prada also have their flagships there.

  • The Wall Street Journal12 days ago

    [$$] Inside Rimowa's L.A.-Inspired Collaboration With Artist Alex Israel

    Alex Israel’s cotton candy–colored luggage collection will be easy to find among the sea of anonymous black bags on the airport carousel. The limited-edition suitcases, which come in two styles and sell for around $2,800 each, are a collaboration with the German company Rimowa, and they are based on the artist’s Sky Backdrop paintings, a series of skyscapes airbrushed by a Hollywood studio crew that does backdrops for film. In fact, the bags’ gradient motif is a common theme across Israel’s oeuvre, representative of his deep affinity for Los Angeles.

  • Why We Chinese Love Our Gucci Loafers
    Bloomberg13 days ago

    Why We Chinese Love Our Gucci Loafers

    There seems to be a disconnect in China’s consumption story. Last year was so bruising: The stock market staged one of the world’s worst routs, Beijing’s deleveraging campaign crippled private enterprises and investment bankers are  expecting lousy bonuses.

  • Does LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton S.E.’s (EPA:MC) P/E Ratio Signal A Buying Opportunity?
    Simply Wall St.17 days ago

    Does LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton S.E.’s (EPA:MC) P/E Ratio Signal A Buying Opportunity?

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  • Thomson Reuters StreetEvents17 days ago

    Edited Transcript of MC.PA earnings conference call or presentation 29-Jan-19 5:00pm GMT

    Full Year 2018 LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE Earnings Call

  • Luxury stocks may yet lose luster despite China's taste for Vuitton
    Reuters17 days ago

    Luxury stocks may yet lose luster despite China's taste for Vuitton

    Even if LVMH is right that Chinese demand is as strong as ever for items like its $3,150 Louis Vuitton mini-backpacks, there are still plenty of danger signs for luxury stocks this year, from slowing U.S. growth to a drop in Swiss watch exports. LVMH's reassuring fourth-quarter performance and outlook put paid to fears for now that demand in China is stalling and lifted shares at European luxury peers on Wednesday, who depend on Chinese consumers for a third of sales. Brands at the top end of the luxury scale - which like Vuitton retain a strong pricing power, and have built an exclusive image by banishing discounts and controlling stocks tightly - may continue to fare better, some investors said.

  • Reuters17 days ago

    Luxury stocks may yet lose lustre despite China's taste for Vuitton

    Even if LVMH is right that Chinese demand is as strong as ever for items like its $3,150 Louis Vuitton mini-backpacks, there are still plenty of danger signs for luxury stocks this year, from slowing U.S. growth to a drop in Swiss watch exports. LVMH's reassuring fourth-quarter performance and outlook put paid to fears for now that demand in China is stalling and lifted shares at European luxury peers on Wednesday, who depend on Chinese consumers for a third of sales.

  • The Wall Street Journal18 days ago

    [$$] LVMH Shares Buoyed by Reassuring Earnings

    Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton (MC.FR) shares rose on Wednesday, a day after the world’s biggest luxury company posted soaring results for 2018, outshining expectations in the closely watched fashion & leather division that houses its namesake Louis Vuitton brand. The French company’s revenue hit a record 46.8 billion euros ($53.50 billion) for the year, with fourth-quarter sales jumping 9% to EUR13.7 billion compared with the same quarter in 2017, LVMH said late Tuesday. At 1020 GMT shares in LVMH traded up 6.3% at EUR276.05, on track to record their steepest rise since July 2016.

  • Louis Vuitton Is Just the Thing for Tough Times
    Bloomberg18 days ago

    Louis Vuitton Is Just the Thing for Tough Times

    LVMH on Tuesday reported fourth-quarter sales that beat analysts’ estimates. Fashion and leather goods were spectacular: Organic growth was 17 percent, compared with forecasts of 10.5 percent. LVMH has scale and diversification.

  • Reuters18 days ago

    LVMH shares rally after strong annual results

    LVMH shares surged higher on Wednesday after LVMH struck a "cautiously" confident tone for the year and said sales had picked up in China in the fourth quarter. LVMH shares were up by around 5 percent in early session trading, lifting up the shares of other rival luxury goods companies such as Kering, Hermes and Burberry. LVMH's results, published late on Tuesday, also showed that growth had picked up at its Louis Vuitton megabrand.

  • The Wall Street Journal18 days ago

    [$$] Chinese Shoppers Power LVMH Despite Geopolitical Tensions

    PARIS—China’s well-heeled shoppers in the fourth quarter splurged on Louis Vuitton, Dior and other luxury brands owned by LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, defying a Chinese economic slowdown and trade tensions between Washington and Beijing. LVMH, the world’s biggest luxury company, on Tuesday said revenue rose 9% in the fourth quarter, hitting EUR13.7 billion ($15.7 billion). Bernard Arnault, the French billionaire who is LVMH’s chief executive and controlling shareholder, said that the momentum continued into the new year.

  • Reuters18 days ago

    LVMH reassures on China as Vuitton handbags boost sales

    LVMH struck a "cautiously" confident tone for the year ahead on Tuesday after fourth-quarter sales held up despite fears of a China slowdown, and growth picked up at its Louis Vuitton megabrand. Luxury goods companies have been hit by worries about signs of slowing demand in China, their biggest market, as consumer and business confidence sours in the country and the Sino-U.S. trade war drags on. "We are confident for 2019, which got off to a good start, but we're not in control of the global environment," billionaire LVMH boss Bernard Arnault told a news conference.

  • GlobeNewswire18 days ago

    Record results for LVMH in 2018

    Paris, 29 January 2019 LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, the world`s leading luxury products group, recorded revenue of €46.8 billion in 2018, an increase of 10% over the previous year. Organic revenue ...

  • The Wall Street Journal29 days ago

    [$$] Rihanna and LVMH Team Up to Create a Luxury Fashion Label

    PARIS—Rihanna has used her army of social-media followers to build big businesses selling cosmetics, lingerie and sportswear. Now, LVMH Möet Hennessy Louis Vuitton is betting the pop icon can crack the luxury fashion market, wielding her Instagram power to elbow aside the industry’s elite brands. Rihanna and LVMH, the French fashion conglomerate that counts Louis Vuitton and Dior among its dozens of brands, are teaming up to start a luxury fashion label, said a person familiar with their plans.

  • Reuters29 days ago

    European shares surf to six-week highs on U.S.-China trade progress

    European shares jumped to their highest level in six weeks as signs of a detente in the trade war between the United States and China lifted markets from Wall Street to Beijing. Markets rose overnight after a report that U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin discussed lifting some or all tariffs imposed on Chinese imports and suggested offering a tariff rollback. A Bloomberg report saying China has offered to ramp up imports from the United States in order to reconfigure trading relations between the two countries delivered an extra boost to equities on Friday.