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Summary of LVMH Group Q4 2025 Earnings Call Company Overview - Company: LVMH Group - Quarter: Q4 2025 - Total Revenue: €22.7 billion, with organic revenue growth of 1%, consistent with Q3 performance [1] - Annual Revenue: €80.81 billion, a decline of 1%, in line with market expectations [1] Key Insights Performance by Segment - Fashion and Leather Goods: Decreased by 3% (down 1 percentage point from the previous quarter), with Louis Vuitton performing slightly better than the segment average, while Loro Piana continued to show high growth [1] - Selective Retailing: Increased by 7% (unchanged from the previous quarter), driven by Sephora's market share expansion in multiple countries, while DFS business stabilized [1] - Perfumes and Cosmetics: Decreased by 1% (down 3 percentage points from the previous quarter), below the market expectation of +2%, but operating margin improved to 8.9% [1] - Watches and Jewelry: Increased by 8% (up 6 percentage points from the previous quarter), significantly exceeding market expectations of +0.7% [2] Market Dynamics - Wine and Spirits: Decreased by 9% (down 10 percentage points from the previous quarter), with Champagne remaining resilient, but Cognac faced challenges due to weak demand in the US and China, as well as trade environment impacts [3] - Geographical Performance: - Asia (excluding Japan): Grew by 1% (down 1 percentage point from the previous quarter) [3] - China: Identified as a key driver for performance recovery, with stable trends observed in Q4 following improvements in Q3 [4] - US Market: Grew by 1% (down 2 percentage points from the previous quarter), with local consumption remaining stable [4] - European Market: Decreased by 2% (unchanged from the previous quarter), entering a downward trend with declines in both local and tourist consumption compared to the previous year [4] - Japanese Market: Decreased by 5% (up 8 percentage points from the previous quarter), attributed to a high base effect from last year’s yen depreciation and a reduction in Chinese tourists [4] Future Outlook - Management's Perspective: The company maintains a cautiously optimistic outlook for future performance, without providing specific quantitative guidance. Confidence remains despite geopolitical and macroeconomic uncertainties [4] - Luxury Market Trends: High-end consumption in the Chinese market continues to recover, serving as a growth engine for various luxury goods groups [4]