On the heels of Hermès releasing FY2023 financial results with a stellar performance in FY2023, we've taken a look at the sustained growth trajectory from 2019-2023. Even amidst the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, Hermès' revenue demonstrated resilience, dipping only 7.4% from €6.8 billion in 2019 to €6.3 billion. This, again, underscores the iconic nature and resilience of Hermès and its favorable reception among luxury consumers as a brand with investment value and lasting, quiet appeal. Additionally, Hermès’ craftsmanship, great handle on production and distribution, and long-term strategic orientation continue to be essential to its success. #CXG #CX #Customerexperiencegroup #customerexperience #luxury #luxurybrands #hermesgroup #hermes #financialresults #industryinsights #businessinsights
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Hermès is showing incredible resilience in the luxury industry, with a potential to become the top luxury brand globally, surpassing Louis Vuitton. Recent reports suggest Hermès' sales could hit 20 billion euros within the next three years, backed by strong growth in its leather goods division, especially in regions like Japan. Despite challenges in the luxury market, Hermès has maintained its upward trajectory, even raising prices while others hesitate. This contrasts with a slight decline in revenue for LVMH, which includes Louis Vuitton among its brands. Hermès' stock has surged 22% this year, outperforming LVMH. While the luxury market might be cooling off, Hermès remains a strong investment option, with its handbag offerings driving much of its success. The brand's strategic advantages, such as its pricing strategy, loyal customer base, and control over distribution, make it a reliable choice for investors interested in luxury stocks. Full details at the link in bio! #LuxuryInvesting #LuxuryStocks #HermesInvestment #LouisVuittonInvestment #InvestInLuxury #HighEndInvesting #LuxuryMarket #StocksAnalysis #InvestorsInsights #LuxuryTrends #InvestmentOpportunities #StocksToWatch #ShareholderValue #WealthManagement #FinancialGrowth #LuxuryPortfolio #InvestmentStrategy #MarketAnalysis #LuxuryGoods #InvestmentAdvice
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Kering, Prada and Hermès Fill in the Blanks on Luxury’s Slowdown. luxury brands will report first-quarter results, offering clues as to how broad and how deep the downturn is going to get. Read More: https://rb.gy/gkh795 #LuxuryCruxx #LuxuryConnect
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