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LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitt / Equity Bottom-Up

<ul><li>LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE is not worried about sales pressure on the Chinese mainland as long as its clientele there is growing overall, according to Chief Financial Officer Jean-Jacques Guiony.</li><li>The world’s largest luxury goods group is looking to attract more Chinese shoppers amid a broader slowdown in demand for expensive bags, jewelry, and perfume.</li><li>Many consumers have been making their purchases outside of China, especially in Japan, where the yen is weak, the French conglomerate disclosed in its 2024 first-quarter earnings released last week.</li></ul>

LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE is not worried about sales pressure on the Chinese mainland as long as its clientele there is growing overall, according to Chief Financial Officer Jean-Jacques Guiony.The world’s largest luxury goods group is looking to attract more Chinese shoppers amid a broader slowdown in demand for expensive bags, jewelry, and perfume.Many consumers have been making their purchases outside of China, especially in Japan, where the yen is weak, the French conglomerate disclosed in its 2024 first-quarter earnings released last week.

LVMH Remains Committed to China Even Amid Sluggish Sales 

External reports (aggregated public sources), Value Investors Club

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External reports (aggregated public sources)

<ul><li>Luxury sector experiencing challenges after period of record-high growth</li><li>Key players like LVMH, Hermes, and Richemont facing corrections in share prices</li><li>Burberry facing short thesis due to concerns about navigating changing market dynamics</li></ul>This content is sourced through publicly available sources and has been machine generated. Information displayed is for general informational purposes only. This article was originally published 3 months ago on Value Investors Club.

Luxury sector experiencing challenges after period of record-high growthKey players like LVMH, Hermes, and Richemont facing corrections in share pricesBurberry facing short thesis due to concerns about navigating changing market dynamicsThis content is sourced through publicly available sources and has been machine generated. Information displayed is for general informational purposes only. This article was originally published 3 months ago on Value Investors Club.

Independent Research, US Dominant Players, Investment Talk

Investment Talk

Independent Research, US Dominant Players

Investment Talk is for readers who wish to learn about companies that are potentially outside of their own circle of research, as well as those who are longing to become part of a community of like-minded investors and learn more about investment research. I would describe myself as a long-term investor who typically takes a 3Y to 5Y outlook, before reassessing once that period matures. I follow the adage that one should research, reach a conclusion, and then verify and continue to hold so long as the thesis remains intact. My own investing style is one that seeks to find dominant players within their respective market who have shown signs of monopoly or oligopolistic behaviour, unlikely to be disrupted, in tandem with discovering market disruptors who have a high likelihood of disrupting their respective market. Equally (and weighted accordingly) I seek to discover more nuanced, misunderstood, situations with a shorter time frame.

Thematic (Sector/Industry)

<ul><li>I was today-years-old when I learned that Europe has its own version of the Magnificent 7; the basket of giga-cap US tech companies comprised of Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta, Microsoft, Nvidia, and Tesla.</li><li>The GRANOLAS Dubbed the “Granolas” by Goldman Sachs in 2020, this basket was chosen because it echoed themes present amongst the Mag 7 (back then it was just “FAAMG”) .</li><li>Namely, they were market leaders in the STOXX 600 Europe Index, they had grown to become an increasingly larger share of the market, and their earnings had far outpaced the broader index.<div></div></li></ul>

I was today-years-old when I learned that Europe has its own version of the Magnificent 7; the basket of giga-cap US tech companies comprised of Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta, Microsoft, Nvidia, and Tesla.The GRANOLAS Dubbed the “Granolas” by Goldman Sachs in 2020, this basket was chosen because it echoed themes present amongst the Mag 7 (back then it was just “FAAMG”) .Namely, they were market leaders in the STOXX 600 Europe Index, they had grown to become an increasingly larger share of the market, and their earnings had far outpaced the broader index.

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China’s luxury market last year failed to recover to 2021 levels amid a slowdown in economic growth and as more consumers made purchases overseas, but a modest pick-up from the previous 12 months has inspired optimism among major luxury houses, according to a new report and brand forecasts.
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The sector grew 12% year-on-year in 2023, indicating a recovery from the previous year’s pandemic-induced decline, consultancy Bain &amp; Co. Inc.’s latest report about the market shows.
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“The solid double-digit rebound is commendable, but China’s luxury market has not fully recovered to its 2021 levels,” said Bruno Lannes, a senior partner at Bain &amp; Co.
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China’s luxury market last year failed to recover to 2021 levels amid a slowdown in economic growth and as more consumers made purchases overseas, but a modest pick-up from the previous 12 months has inspired optimism among major luxury houses, according to a new report and brand forecasts.


The sector grew 12% year-on-year in 2023, indicating a recovery from the previous year’s pandemic-induced decline, consultancy Bain &amp; Co. Inc.’s latest report about the market shows.


“The solid double-digit rebound is commendable, but China’s luxury market has not fully recovered to its 2021 levels,” said Bruno Lannes, a senior partner at Bain &amp; Co.



China Luxury Market Still Lags Previous Heights Despite ‘Solid’ Gains in 2023 

<ul><li>China’s luxury market contracted 10% in 2022, ending a five-year streak of growth as Beijing’s “zero-Covid” policy and a slowing economy hit spending</li><li>Repeated Covid-related lockdowns starting in the second quarter curbed travel and consumption, with shopping mall traffic falling by 30% to 35%</li><li>Sales at Hainan’s duty-free shops operated by state-owned China Duty Free Group Co. Ltd. were expected to drop 30% to 35 billion yuan ($515 million) last year.</li></ul>

China’s luxury market contracted 10% in 2022, ending a five-year streak of growth as Beijing’s “zero-Covid” policy and a slowing economy hit spendingRepeated Covid-related lockdowns starting in the second quarter curbed travel and consumption, with shopping mall traffic falling by 30% to 35%Sales at Hainan’s duty-free shops operated by state-owned China Duty Free Group Co. Ltd. were expected to drop 30% to 35 billion yuan ($515 million) last year.

China’s Luxury Market Contracts for First Time in Five Years

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LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE is a diversified luxury goods group. The Company produces and sells wine, cognac, perfumes, cosmetics, luggage, and watches and jewelry. LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton serves customers in France.

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