LVMUY Stock Recent News

LVMH is a luxury goods conglomerate with a diverse portfolio of products, and it is well-diversified globally. The company's stock price has pulled back, to the lowest valuations in recent years. There is potential for a significant re-rating of the share price due to recovery of the luxury market and Chinese economy.

The luxury industry is on the verge of a necessary reset. LVMH's profits dropped 15% in the first half of 2025, with organic growth down 3%, and nearly all divisions reported flat or negative performance.

L Catterton, the private-equity firm backed by luxury-goods giant LVMH, has bought a majority stake in L.A.B. Golf.

Shares of LVMH Louis Vuitoon Moet Hennessy (LVMUY -2.08%) were pulling back today after the luxury conglomerate giant as investors continued to digest last week's disappointing earnings report and reacted to the new tariff agreement between the U.S. and the European Union.

Louis Vuitton's H1 2025 results show continued sales and profit declines amid challenging macro conditions and tariff uncertainties, but selective retail and cash flow improved. The market took earnings positively despite a decline and expectations miss, indicating that the worst could be behind us. I maintain a Buy rating due to LVMH's brand strength, proven execution, family ownership, and favorable market growth outlook.

Luxury market leader LVMH just reported a disappointing first half 2025, with total revenues down 4% to $46.7 billion (€39.8 billion) from $48.9 billion (€41.7 billion) last year. Those results weren't too alarming since numerous industry analysts have forecast a luxury market slowdown in 2025.

Investors are on the hunt for signs of green shoots in the luxury market recovery. Currency fluctuations, U.S. shopping spikes and price rises are among the key trends dominating the industry this quarter.

Luxury conglomerate LVMH is reportedly looking to sell fashion brand Marc Jacobs for about $1 billion. LVMH is discussing deals with multiple parties and could reach a deal soon, the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported Friday (July 25), citing unnamed sources.

The Bernard Arnault-led company has been discussing deals with multiple parties, including Reebok-owner Authentic Brands, Brookstone-owner Bluestar Alliance and Vera Wang parent WHP Global.

Shares of iconic brand house LVMH Moët Hennessy (LVMUY 5.39%) rallied 5.3% on Friday, as of 3:28 p.m. ET.