French luxury goods company Christian Dior has announced its 2016 full-year report in which it enjoyed a boost of 5 per cent in its sales.
In the reporting period, Christian Dior recorded revenue of Euros 39.5 billion, up 5 per cent on actual exchange rates and 6 per cent on constant structure and exchange rates. Profit from recurring operations stood at Euros 7.3 billion, up 6 per cent.
Christian Dior Couture recorded an increase of 3 per cent in revenue to Euros 1,936 million. Retail sales also zoomed up 3 per cent at actual exchange rates, and profit from recurring operations was totalled Euros 252 million, up 5 per cent from the previous year.
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Owned by LVMH, Christian Dior designs and retails ready-to-wear, leather goods, fashion accessories, footwear, jewellery, etc. While the Christian Dior label remains principally for women’s offerings, the company also operates the Dior Homme division for men and the Baby Dior label for children’s wear.
