LVMUY
🇨🇳 LVMH’s sales growth has slowed due to weaker consumer spending in China, a key market for the luxury sector.
📈 Despite short-term challenges, long-term growth is expected, driven by the increasing number of wealthy and middle-class consumers worldwide.
✅ The company’s president, Bernard Arnault, has been actively buying shares, indicating confidence in the company’s future.
💰 Valuing the company with a P/E of 22 suggests a potential revaluation of 59% over five years, plus dividends and share buybacks, leading to an estimated annual return of 12% for shareholders.
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“LVMH, a luxury goods company, has experienced slower sales growth due to weaker consumer spending in China. Sales grew only 2% in the first half of the year, and fell 3% in the third quarter, with sales in Asia declining 12%. However, the long-term outlook remains positive, driven by the increasing number of wealthy and middle-class consumers worldwide. The company’s president, Bernard Arnault, has been actively buying shares. Valuing the company with a P/E of 22 suggests a potential revaluation of 59% over five years, plus dividends and share buybacks, leading to an estimated annual return of 12% for shareholders.”
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