FRANCE: Christian Dior drives profit up 29%

By | 15 February 2007

Luxury goods firm Christian Dior has posted a 29% rise in full-year profit with record revenues across all business groups.

Profit at the company, which owns 42.5% of LVMH, was EUR2.13bn (US$2.80bn) compared to EUR1.65bn the year before.

Sales were up 12% on a like-for-like basis to EUR16.02bn.

The Christian Dior Couture business posted an operating profit of EUR56m for the year and a 10% revenue rise to EUR731m.

Sectors: Apparel, Finance, Footwear, Manufacturing, Retail

Companies: LVMH

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