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Hermès is a family-owned luxury goods company founded in 1837 that has diversified its product portfolio over generations from harness and saddlery to include leather goods, clothing, perfumes, watches, and other products. It maintains a long-term strategy focused on craftsmanship and quality over fast growth. While most luxury brands face increased competition, Hermès emphasizes its heritage and positioning as a "prestige" brand. Financially, it has achieved constant growth in revenue, profit, and dividends while remaining majority-owned by the founding family.


















Founded in 1837, Hermès expanded from a saddlery to luxury goods, evolving through crises and diversifying products, with key milestones highlighted.
Hermès maintains a family-controlled structure, focusing on luxury craftsmanship and value over mass production, emphasizing creativity and heritage.
Describes the luxury market's positioning criteria, competition landscape, and shifts towards sustainability and deeper luxury as societal values change.
Highlights Hermès financial growth metrics, including turnover and profit margins, as well as management strategies in response to economic shifts.
Details on Hermès portfolio, emphasizing organic growth, innovation, marketing practices, and strategic responses to counterfeiting and market trends.
Identifies strengths, weaknesses, socio-economic opportunities, and threats facing Hermès, including market competition and evolving luxury consumer practices.