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green IT and supplier engagement. The company is transforming its energy mix, which is now composed of 75 % renewable and low-carbon energy.
The Global Fashion Agenda In 2025, LVMH joined the Global Fashion Agenda( GFA), an organisation working to accelerate the transition toward a positiveimpact fashion industry. The luxury giant sits as a strategic member alongside companies including Kering, CHANEL, Ralph Lauren Corporation, NIKE, H & M Group, BESTSELLER and Target.
“ LVMH is proud to join the Global Fashion Agenda as a Strategic Partner, since it is a powerful lever for our collective work towards a fair and successful environmental transition,” said Hélène Valade, Director of Environmental Development of LVMH, in 2025.
“ We are convinced that concrete collaboration and cooperation across the industry are essential to advancing environmental efforts: Joining Forces is both a motto and an action programme at LVMH.”
A year on, at the Global Fashion Summit organised by GFA, LVMH highlighted its commitment to sustainability.
“ In Copenhagen, LVMH reaffirms its conviction that industry collaboration is essential to accelerating environmental transformation,” Hélène said at the event.“ In that spirit of‘ Joining Forces,’ our commitment translates into concrete progress across all our Maisons, particularly in the areas of circularity and upcycling, regenerative agriculture, and the engagement of our partners.”
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LVMH is home to more than 75 Maisons in six sectors
WINES AND SPIRITS
MAISONS: 29 2025 REVENUE: € 5,358M
MAISONS INCLUDE: DOM PÉRIGNON, GLENMORANGIE, HENNESSY
PERFUMES AND COSMETICS
MAISONS: 16 2025 REVENUE: € 8,174M
MAISONS INCLUDE: BENEFIT COSMETICS, OLE HENRIKSEN, GIVENCHY PARFUMS
SELECTIVE RETAILING
MAISONS: 5 2025 REVENUE: € 18,348M
MAISONS INCLUDE: 24S, LE BON MARCHÉ RIVE GAUCHE, SEPHORA
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