LVMH (MC) ESG Presentation summary

Strategic vision and business overview

• Emphasizes long-term value creation, responsible luxury, and sustainability as core principles, with a decentralized structure supporting creativity and entrepreneurial spirit across 75 Maisons in 81 countries.

• Achieved €84.7bn in revenue and €12.6bn net profit, with a diverse portfolio spanning wines & spirits, fashion & leather goods, perfumes & cosmetics, watches & jewelry, selective retailing, and hospitality.

• Maintains a stable shareholder base, with 49% held by the Arnault family group and 64.8% of voting rights.

• Board and executive leadership are balanced in gender and independence, with robust governance committees overseeing performance, compensation, and sustainability.

• Value creation is shared among employees (40%), investments (20%), dividends (20%), and taxes (20%).

ESG governance and risk management

• ESG governance is integrated at all levels, with dedicated committees and correspondents for environment, social, ethics, and sourcing, and a strong focus on compliance, vigilance, and stakeholder engagement.

• The LIFE 360 program drives climate, biodiversity, circularity, and traceability objectives, with SBTi-validated climate targets and a 2025 CSR roadmap.

• Main extra-financial risks include ecosystem impact, responsible supply chains, transfer of key skills, and employee inclusion.

• Comprehensive risk mapping, double materiality analysis, and scenario planning are used for CSRD reporting and strategic alignment.

• Zero tolerance for corruption, robust whistleblower protection, and regular ethics training are enforced across the Group.

Environmental commitments and performance

• LIFE 360 targets a 50% reduction in Scopes 1 & 2 GHG emissions by 2026 and 55% reduction in Scope 3 by 2030, with 71% of energy from renewables in 2024.

• 3.8 million hectares of habitat preserved or restored, with zero deforestation and 100% certified strategic raw materials targeted by 2025-2026.

• Regenerative agriculture projects are scaling up, aiming for 100% of raw materials from regenerative sources by 2030.

• Water footprint to be reduced by 30% by 2030, with best practices in water reuse and process optimization.

• Circularity initiatives include zero virgin fossil-based plastic packaging by 2026, 100% eco-designed new products by 2030, and industrialized recycling processes.