LVMH has delivered a resilient first half of 2026, with its Watches and Jewellery division once again demonstrating the enduring strength of luxury jewelry despite a more measured pace across the global luxury sector.

The world’s largest luxury group reported first-half revenue of €33.6 billion, an increase of 2 percent compared with the same period last year, while recurring operating profit remained stable at €8.7 billion. A stronger second quarter, with revenue growth accelerating to 3 percent, suggests confidence is returning to the luxury market as demand stabilizes across key regions.
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The global market for Fine wine and spirits continues to reflect the enduring prestige of exceptional craftsmanship, with premium British whisky and gin maintaining their position among the world's most admired luxury beverages.

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Diageo, among the world's most distinguished premium drinks companies, now enters a new chapter under the leadership of CEO Sir Dave Lewis.
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