LVMH recorded €18.5 billion in revenue in Q3 2026, with organic growth of 1%, down from 3% in Q2. Across the first nine months, revenue reached €57.1 billion, up 2% organically but down 2% on a reported basis. The Q3 revenue release does not include operating profit, margin or net profit figures.
Perfumes & Cosmetics generated €2.0 billion in Q3, up 1% organically after a 1% decline in Q2. Nine-month organic growth was flat. LVMH said its historic brands performed well. At Parfums Christian Dior, J’adore Intense, Sauvage Extrait and Dior Addict fragrances, new scents in La Collection Privée, and makeup lines Forever and Backstage contributed to the Maison’s performance. Guerlain saw substantial growth driven by L’Heure Bleue, L’Art & La Matière, Aqua Allegoria and Rouge G.
Selective Retailing generated €4.1 billion and grew 8% organically in Q3, while growth was 6% for the first nine months. Sephora continued to grow, gaining market share in several countries and benefiting from its brand portfolio and exclusive launches, including Rhode and C-Beauty brands.
Fashion & Leather Goods generated €8.2 billion and declined 5% organically in Q3, dragged down weaker Chinese demand while the US market remained buoyant.
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