EssilorLuxottica posted robust financial results for the first half of 2025, supported by stable growth in the second quarter. The group confirmed its growth momentum, driven by the rise of smart glasses, international expansion, and its ambitious strategy in the med-tech sector.
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Charles Leung has been CEO of Chaumet since January 2024. A Sino-Parisian at heart, he cultivates a refreshingly free spirit, complemented by a lively intelligence and a sense of humor. Deeply attached to heritage, yet pragmatic and knowledgeable about the markets, he brings an unapologetic modernity to the more than two-century-old House. His unique approach, based on a new narrative dimension of love and nature, openness to the male world and ethical jewelry, imbues Chaumet with contemporary elegance. LUXUS PLUS met with him.
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The dream is eternal and knows no limits, and the luxury industry is its most fervent ambassador. However, the sector can only
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Rémy Cointreau has published encouraging results for the first quarter of its 2025-2026 financial year (April-June). As a result, the group has announced an upward revision of its organic current operating profit target for the full year.
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The next edition of the international gathering for luxury packaging experts will be held in the principality at the Grimaldi Forum, with several innovations in store.
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The half-year results season continues in the luxury sector. This week’s results confirm a trend that was already apparent last week: the luxury sector is experiencing mixed momentum, with very disparate performances among the major groups.
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Against a backdrop of trade wars, sales and, even more so, profitability at the world’s leading luxury goods company declined during the first six months of the year. However, CEO Bernard Arnault considers this performance to be “solid” and is actively working on the issue of future US tariffs to prevent the situation from deteriorating further.
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