An infographic I found shows that LVMH’s revenues are driven by the following sections:
“Fashion and leather goods” is 38% of LVMH’s revenues
“Selective retailing” is 28%
“Perfumes and cosmetics” is 13%
“Wines and Spirits” is 10%
Between these, they account for ~90% of the value of LVMH, with watches and jewelry making up most of the remaining 10%. So perhaps I should be asking: What is LVMH’s fashion and retail sectors doing to make them so valuable?
I will also note, that this is the percentage of revenues, not profits. I might want to find out the proportion each of these sectors contributes to profits (to ensure I don’t accidentally chase a high-revenue, low profit wild goose), and I could probably find that out by looking at LVMH’s shareholder report.
An infographic I found shows that LVMH’s revenues are driven by the following sections:
“Fashion and leather goods” is 38% of LVMH’s revenues
“Selective retailing” is 28%
“Perfumes and cosmetics” is 13%
“Wines and Spirits” is 10%
Between these, they account for ~90% of the value of LVMH, with watches and jewelry making up most of the remaining 10%. So perhaps I should be asking: What is LVMH’s fashion and retail sectors doing to make them so valuable?
I will also note, that this is the percentage of revenues, not profits. I might want to find out the proportion each of these sectors contributes to profits (to ensure I don’t accidentally chase a high-revenue, low profit wild goose), and I could probably find that out by looking at LVMH’s shareholder report.