A Louis Vuitton shop in Sandton City, Johannesburg. Picture: SUNDAY TIMES
Demand from Chinese consumers, who have been spending at home with travel abroad virtually impossible, has helped LVMH withstand the effects of the pandemic. Revenue in Asia and Japan, respectively, rose 21% and 5% in the period, while Europe lagged behind with a drop of almost a quarter. Full-year profit from recurring operations was €8.3bn according to a statement on Tuesday. Analysts expected €7.2bn.
LVMH joins Richemont and Burberry in reporting upbeat performances in the last three months of 2020. But analysts at UBS led by Zuzanna Pusz said in a note on January 20 that the recent virus flare-up in China could weigh on luxury stocks in the short-term. “We see no particular reason we should be shutting down stores particularly in Europe,” Guiony said. “We think we can recover the lost business with tourists coming back and developing the local client base.”
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