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.

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