On November 8, 2024, the Luxe.CO Sports and Outdoor Investment Salon was successfully held at the Jing’an Shangri-La Hotel in Shanghai.
Luxe.CO Intelligence reviewed 295 updates from 105 luxury brands in the Chinese Mainland during the third quarter of 2024, selecting six exemplary cases with exclusive commentary for industry insights.
In 2023, SALOMON’s brand sales exceeded $1.3 billion.
Tiffany’s strength and deep commitment to the Chinese market and sends a powerful message: across cycles, high jewelry brands consistently embody timelessness.
At the LVMH pavilion, Hennessy showcased its initiatives and strategies from multiple dimensions—including products, craftsmanship, artist collaborations, and sustainability—highlighting the brand’s efforts globally, with a particular focus on China.
“The strong performance across each geographic region this quarter highlights the resilience of our diversified growth drivers and the growing strength of our high-end consumer base, giving us the confidence to raise our fiscal year outlook ahead of the critical holiday season.”
During the reporting period, Capri Holdings’ total sales revenue was $1.08 billion, reflecting a 16.4% decline compared to the previous year at both reported and constant currency rates.
The Chinese market is the company’s most significantly declining market.
LVMH Group CFO Jean-Jacques Guiony Appointed President and CEO of the Wines & Spirits Division.
Analysts stated that the revised outlook still appears conservative, expressing optimism about future growth opportunities.
In the first nine months, the company’s gross profit margin reached 55.4%, and its operating profit margin was 17.4%, both setting record highs for the second consecutive year.
On November 8, 2024, the Luxe.CO Sports and Outdoor Investment Salon was successfully held at the Jing’an Shangri-La Hotel in Shanghai.
At constant exchange rates, sales in the Asia-Pacific region contracted by 18%. Although certain markets, including South Korea and Malaysia, experienced growth, combined sales in the Chinese Mainland, Hong Kong, and Macau declined by 27%.
In the third quarter, Ferrari’s global total shipments reached 3,383 units, a decrease of 2.2% compared to the previous year.