LVMH returns to a growth path on the Paris Stock Exchange. According to Europa Press, the French group's shares have grown by more than 12% in the last day, pushing up the price of the rest of the sector. The company's director, Bernard Arnault, has explained that for the first time this year, there has been an increase in organic sales.
This increase has occurred in the summer months, between July and September, and the group has recorded a turnover of 18.28 billion euros, which represents a 1% improvement in organic figures, after organic declines of 4% and 3% in the second and first quarters of 2025.
However, compared to 2024, the company is not achieving better results. In the first nine months, the French group recorded revenues of 58.09 billion euros, 4.4% less than in the same period of the previous year.
As Europa Press points out, these results are encouraging for the luxury sector, and other firms have also noticed the effect in the increase in the value of their shares, such as Christian Dior, Kering, Prada, Mongles, Burberry, Hermés, Richemont, or Puig.