Christian Dior reports a healthy 2007

Published: 12-Feb-2008

The Christian Dior holding group which controls the two luxury products companies Christian Dior Couture and LVMH has reported a 10.4% rise in 2007 net profits to €880m compared with a 29% increase in net earnings in 2006. Operating profits stood at €3.6bn - a rise of 12.5% - while sales improved by 7.7% to €17.2bn.

The Christian Dior holding group which controls the two luxury products companies Christian Dior Couture and LVMH has reported a 10.4% rise in 2007 net profits to €880m compared with a 29% increase in net earnings in 2006. Operating profits stood at €3.6bn - a rise of 12.5% - while sales improved by 7.7% to €17.2bn.

See more

You may also like

Ingredients

Beyond Beauty - Personal and Community Wellbeing through Sustainable Palm Oil

Read more
Dipti Vaidyanathan, Manager, Market Transformation Europe. Cosmetics and personal care products hold more value than just being beauty enhancers; they are essential tools for health, confidence, and mental wellbeing

Trending Articles

  1. Estée Lauder Companies launches legal action over use of ‘Jo Malone’ trademark on Zara perfume packaging The US beauty giant, which owns Jo Malone London, has filed a claim for trademark infringement, passing off, and breach of contract against perfumer Jo Malone, Jo Loves, and Zara UK with the UK High Court
  2. Cosmetics Business reveals the top 5 skin care trends of 2026 in new report K-beauty spicules, barrier hero ingredient beta-glucan and support for cosmetic treatments are among the skin care trends on the rise this year
  3. You need to be a subscriber to read this article.
    Click here to find out more.
    The marketing power of unsponsored beauty product endorsements From the #MollyMaeEffect and #MelMadeMeDoIt, to Harry Styles’ under eye patches and Alysa Liu’s Rare Beauty moment during the Winter Olympics, Cosmetics Business uncovers why consumers are craving authentic product use
  4. You need to be a subscriber to read this article.
    Click here to find out more.
    Cosmetics Business picks: 8 of this week’s best beauty launches Spring colour cosmetics launches from Hailey Bieber’s Rhode and Kiko Milano, a palette resurrection from Makeup by Mario and a new gel fragrance format by Dolce & Gabbana feature in this week’s biggest beauty launches
  5. Key takeaways from Ulta Beauty’s 2025 earnings: TikTok Shop team-up and 'rising conflict' impact The US Beauty retailer noted a ‘better-than-planned’ performance in the 2025 financial year, but expects slower growth in 2026

Upcoming event

PCPC Beauty Collective Summit 2026

23-25 March | Miami, US See all

You may also like

Ingredients

Beyond Beauty - Personal and Community Wellbeing through Sustainable Palm Oil

Dipti Vaidyanathan, Manager, Market Transformation Europe. Cosmetics and personal care products hold more value than just being beauty enhancers; they are essential tools for health, confidence, and mental wellbeing
Finance

Key takeaways from Ulta Beauty’s 2025 earnings: TikTok Shop team-up and 'rising conflict' impact

The US Beauty retailer noted a ‘better-than-planned’ performance in the 2025 financial year, but expects slower growth in 2026
You need to be a subscriber to read this article.
Click here to find out more.
Body Care

Cosmetics Business picks: 8 of this week’s best beauty launches

Spring colour cosmetics launches from Hailey Bieber’s Rhode and Kiko Milano, a palette resurrection from Makeup by Mario and a new gel fragrance format by Dolce & Gabbana feature in this week’s biggest beauty launches
You need to be a subscriber to read this article.
Click here to find out more.
Skin Care

Why the future of beauty is rooted in emotional regulation

Consumers’ shifting habits in the beauty market are being driven by a craving for emotional regulation and resilience, says Andrew Wardlaw, Chief Ideas Officer at MMR Research
Hair Care

Emily in Paris actress Lily Collins fronts Rōz ‘The Hair That Shapes You’ campaign

The campaign marks the hair care brand’s first-ever out-of-home marketing, with brand investor Collins exploring the relationship consumers have with hair
Retail

Sephora teams up with F1 Academy to elevate female talent

The LVMH-owned beauty retailer has been named official beauty retailer of the female-focused racing series, and new driver Natalia Granada will race in a Sephora-branded Prema car
Packaging

GEKA - The global leader in hightech mascara innovation

For more than a century, GEKA has shaped the future of lash beauty through exceptional brush craftsmanship, technical precision, and visionary product development. Evolving from a traditional brush maker into a global leader for mascara applicators and cosmetic packaging, GEKA is trusted by more than 180 brands worldwide — from iconic beauty houses to emerging indie labels. With patented technologies, deep material expertise, and sustainable innovation, GEKA sets the standard in the global mascara industry
Subscribe now