From the company's own filing for 9M 2026 (Jan–Sep) · revenue only · reported 2026-10-12 · the filing ↗
Not disclosedLVMH's nine-month update gives no Japan figure. It said the third quarter saw good growth in the United States, Europe and Japan, while China was less buoyant.
StoresThe update named Dior's new House of Dior in Osaka, opened in May, as one of the year's two new flagships, alongside Milan's Via Monte Napoleone in September.
StoresLVMH said most of DFS's businesses have been sold. In June it agreed to sell DFS Okinawa to Avolta; the update does not say whether that sale has closed.
Other callouts in the filing
SegmentFashion & Leather Goods, home to Louis Vuitton and Dior, was the only business group to shrink: down 2% organically over nine months and 5% in the third quarter, after +1% in the second.
SegmentWatches & Jewelry (+8% organic) and Selective Retailing (+6%) led the nine months; in the third quarter alone they grew 6% and 8%.
BasisReported revenue fell 2% to €57,148m from €58,090m: currency cut 3 points and changes in the group's line-up of businesses 1 point. The third quarter alone was €18,504m, up 1% organically.
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9M 2026 (Jan–Sep) · revenue only · Year-to-Date
Reported 2026-10-12revenue only
Revenue€57.1bn▼ −2.0%
Operating profit——
Net income——
Q3 alone (Jul–Sep 2026)
Revenue€18.5bn—
Operating profit——
Net income——
LVMH's nine-month revenue was €57.1bn, up 2% organically but down 2% as reported after a three-point currency drag. Growth slowed to 1% in the third quarter as China cooled, while LVMH said Japan, the US and Europe grew well; Fashion & Leather Goods fell 5% in the quarter. A revenue-only update: profit comes with the full year.
H1 2026 (to June) · Year-to-Date
Reported 2026-07-27
Revenue€38.6bn▼ −3.0%
Profit from recurring ops€8.7bn▼ −4.0%
Net income€5.7bn→ 0.0%
Japan▲ +5.0%Excludes currency swings and businesses bought or sold. Down 3% in Jan–Mar, up 14% in Apr–Jun.
The world's largest luxury group grew organic revenue 2% in the first half (and 3% in the second quarter), but a strong euro pulled reported revenue down 3% and recurring profit down 4%. Japan posted growth for the half, and Watches & Jewellery (+9%) and its retail arm led; net profit held flat at €5.7bn.
JapanJapan revenue grew 5% organically in the half, swinging from −3% in Q1 to +14% in Q2, after a 15% organic fall in H1 2025 (−28% in Q2 2025).
StoresDior's store-network highlights for the half included two major openings in Japan: the Bamboo Pavilion in Tokyo and a new House of Dior in Osaka with a Sou Fujimoto façade.
StoresAs part of exiting DFS, LVMH sold DFS's Japan partnership stakes and in June signed a deal to sell DFS Okinawa to Avolta, with completion planned for the second half of 2026.
StoresLVMH ran 511 stores in Japan at end-June 2026, nine fewer than at end-2025 (520) and three more than a year earlier (508).
BasisIn euros, Japan sales fell to €2,987m from €3,249m, about −8% (floortok's arithmetic); the weaker yen was among currencies that cut five points from group growth. Japan stayed at 8% of sales.
SegmentJapan matters most to Watches & Jewelry, at 13% of that business's sales, versus 10% for Fashion & Leather Goods (down from 11%) and 5% for Perfumes & Cosmetics.