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Annual Results. January 31 2013. Bernard Arnault. Page 2. 3. Excellent performance in 2012. ? Organic revenue growth of 9 %. ? High comparison basis.
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Annual Results. February 4 2010. Bernard Arnault. Page 2. 3. Good resistance of LVMH in the context of 2009 crisis. ? Business rebound in fourth quarter
Presentation of the resolutions
Mr. Bernard Arnault (born March 5 1949). Date of first appointment: September 26
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Le groupe LVMH est le leader mondial du marché du luxe avec une présence sur les marchés du vin spiritueux de la mode maroquinerie des parfums et
Pourquoi Bernard Arnault est devenu riche ?
Mais comment devient-on l'homme le plus riche du monde ? Bernard Arnault a bâti sa fortune sur le rachat de LVMH en 1987 après le krach boursier appelé "octobre noir" À cette époque, Alain Chevalier, patron de Moët Hennessy, décide de fusionner son entreprise avec Louis Vuitton, détenu par Henry Racamier.Quelles sont les valeurs fondamentales de LVMH ?
LVMH a toujours mis à profit les périodes d'incertitudes pour se renforcer. Ceci en restant fidèle à ses valeurs : créativité, haute qualité artisanale, esprit d'entreprise.Quelles sont les marques du groupe LVMH ?
Parmi les multiples marques qu'elle détient en portefeuille, LVMH poss? notamment Céline, Christian Lacroix, Kenzo, Givenchi, Fendi, Dora Karan (mode et maroquinerie), Christian Dior, Guerlain (parfumerie et cosmétiques), Tag Heuer, Chaumet, Tiffany & Co (montres et joaillerie), les marques Moët et Chandon, Dom- En 1989, il devient le principal actionnaire de LVMH Moët Hennessy – Louis Vuitton, et crée ainsi le premier groupe mondial du luxe.
Annual results
February 2, 2012
Bernard Arnault
3Continued strong momentum in 2011
Organic revenue growth of 14 %
Profit from recurring operations up 22 %
Record level of more than 5 billion euros
High comparison basis
Further improvement of current operating margin,
up to 22 % Group share of net profit up 34 %, excluding effect of investment in Hermès 4Wines & Spirits
2011 Highlights
Rebound in consumption confirmed
Volumes: champagne +5% (at comparable perimeter)
and Hennessy +6% Optimal level of inventories in the distribution networkProduct mix improvement,
particularly strong for champagnes2012 Outlook
Objective of controlled growth in volumes
Reinforce brands' image and desirability by asserting their high-end positioningConfirmed recovery of demand and
product mix improvement 5Fashion & Leather Goods
2011 Highlights
Louis Vuitton: Success of new models and expanded
production capacity Record performances at several other fashion brands2012 Outlook
Pursue Louis Vuitton growth
Innovation in leather goods
Qualitative development of store network
Acceleration of other brands' profitable growth
Excellent performance of Louis Vuitton
and other brands 62011 Highlights
Christian Dior: Major success of emblematic perfumesJ'adoreandMiss Dior
Guerlain: Exceptional momentum of Shalimar line
Benefit and Make Up For Ever: Continued international development and market share gains2012 Outlook
Innovative products to enhance international appeal of our brands Christian Dior: Haute Parfumerie at the heart of the MaisonProfitable growth of other brands
Perfumes & Cosmetics
Success of star products
72011 Highlights
Integration of Bulgari
Sustained demand in all regions
Expanded production capacities
Strong momentum in innovation for watches
Focus on heritage of jewelry Maisons
Expansion of own store network
2012 outlook
Continue upmarket positioning through
high-quality innovationsAccelerate industrial integration
Watches & Jewelry
Market share gains
82011 Highlights
DFS: Strong sales growth to Asian clients and continued renovations of strategic Gallerias Sephora: Market share gains and increased innovation in products and services2012 Outlook
DFS : Develop quality and services programs and optimize product offeringSephora: Strengthen innovation programs and
continue store network expansionReinforced positions
Selective Retailing
9Value strategy and
long term visionPriority of internal growth, sustained by:
innovation quality control of distributionGuarantee brands autonomy
in accordance with their own identity Share skills and experiences of each brandand implement synergiesSet up and develop teams of excellence
10 Confidence for 2012 despite uncertain environment in Europe Remain vigilant, close to the business and reactiveWisely sustain brands in their development
2012 Outlook
Continued growth momentum
Jean-Jacques Guiony
12 4% -6% -4%1%-2%-1%7%7%4%14%15% 15%15%
12%14%
-1% -1%Q1 2011 Q2 2011 H1 2011 Q3 2011 Q4 2011 2011
Currency impactPerimeter impactOrganic growth
Quarterly evolution of 2011 revenue
+ 9% + 13%+ 17%+ 18% + 16%5 247 M€ 5 045 M€ 10 292 M€ 6 011 M€ 23 659 M€ The principles under which the effects of exchange rate fluctuations and changes in the scope of consolidation are determined are described on page 9 of 2011 Financial Documents. + 20%7 356 M€ 132011 revenue breakdown by region
France
12%Europe (excl. France)
21%United States (inc. Hawaii)
22%Japan 8%
Other markets
10%Asia(excl. Japan)
27%In % of total revenue
14 * excl. HawaiiRevenue change by region
+ 8%+ 27%-3%+ 18%9 months 2011
+ 27%+ 25%AsiaEuropeJapan
United States
LVMH Group
+ 3% + 2% + 17%Q4 2011 + 18% -1%2011 + 7%Evolution in local currencies
versus same period of 2010 (on a same structure basis) 15Revenue by business group
+ 9%+ 7%1 7821 664Champagne and Wines + 11%+ 9%1 7421 597Cognac and Spirits + 14%+ 16%23 65920 320Total LVMH---15739Others and eliminations+ 19%+ 20%6 4365 378Selective Retailing+ 23%+ 98%1 949985Watches & Jewelry+ 9%+ 4%3 1953 076Perfumes & Cosmetics+ 16%+ 15%8 712 7 581 Fashion & Leather Goods+ 10%+ 8%3 5243 261Wines & Spirits
Organic
growthReported growth20112010In millions of euros
16Organic revenue growth
by business group + 14%+ 12%+ 15%Total LVMH - 23%- 56%+ 6%Other Activities + 19%+ 19%+ 19%Selective Retailing + 23%+ 16%+ 26%Watches & Jewelry + 9%+ 5%+ 10%Perfumes & Cosmetics + 16%+ 18%+ 15%Fashion & Leather Goods + 10%+ 9%+ 11%Wines & Spirits2011Q4 2011
9 months
2011Organic growth versus same period of 2010
17+ 1%3 0653 032 Group share of net profit+ 4%3 4653 319 Net profit before minority interests(242)612
Net financial income (expense)
(1 453)(1 469)Income taxes67Income from investments in associates
+ 18%(8 360)(7 098)Marketing and selling expenses + 13%(1 944)(1 717)General and administrative (400)(287)Minority interests + 24%5 1544 169Operating profit(109)(152)Other operating income and expenses
+ 22%5 2634 321Profit from recurring operations+ 19%15 567 13 136Gross margin+ 16%23 65920 320Sales % Change20112010In millions of eurosSummarized income statement
18Profit from recurring operations
by business group + 17%531453Champagne and Wines + 19%570477Cognac and Spirits + 22%5 2634 321Total LVMHns(242)(160)Others and eliminations+ 34%716536Selective Retailing+ 107%**265128Watches & Jewelry+ 5%*348332Perfumes & Cosmetics+ 20%3 0752 555Fashion & Leather Goods+ 18%1 101930Wines & Spirits
% Change20112010In millions of euros * +8% on a same structure basis ** +41% on a same structure basis 19In millions of euros
2010Organic
growth + 848Structure impact + 87 2011Profit from recurring operations
up 20 % on a same structure and currency basis4 3215 263
Currency
impact + 7 20Change in net financial income
(expense) - 854(242)612 Net financial income (expense) + 3125(6)Other items - net- 876(11)865Net gain/(loss) relating to AFS* assets and other financial instruments-9(105)(96)Ineffective portion of foreign currency hedges -(151)(151)Cost of net financial debtChange
(M€)20112010In millions of euros
* AFS: Available for sale 21Liabilities
31/12/2011
47.1 47.1
Assets
Non currentassets
Inventories
Other current
assets72% 50%30%
20% 16%
12%Total equity
Non current
liabilitiesCurrent
liabilitiesImpact of Bulgari integration
Excluding Bulgari:
Increased total equity
Rise in net debt
Increase in non current assets mainly
due to the rise in the market value of the Group's investment in Hermès Increase of inventories attributableto growth in the Group's businessesSound financial structure
In billions of euros
22Analysis of cash flow from operations
- 781(534)247Working capital requirements - 754(1 730)(976)Operating investments - 8962 1773 073Free cash flow*+ 6394 4413 802Net cash from operations before changes in working capital - 647(1 544)(897)Income taxes paid-3(152)(149)Net interest paid + 1 2896 1374 848Cash from operations before changes in working capitalChange
(M€)20112010In millions of euros
* Before available for sale financial assets and investments, transactions relating to equity and financing activities
233 0943 869
2 9942 6784 660
1 5061 3312 2053 073
2 177 25%28%
20%
15%20%
31/12/2007 31/12/2008 31/12/2009 31/12/2010 31/12/2011
Net financial debtFree cash flowGearing
Net financial debt and
free cash flowIn millions of euros
242.102.60
1.401.60 1.60
1.652006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
2011 dividend up 24 %
Gross dividend per share-In euros
Average annual growth rate over 5 years
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