2016 First Quarter revenue 21 April 2016 2018 First Quarter revenue April 24, 2018
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Q1 2018 REVENUE: PURE PLAYER DELIVERS SUPERIOR GROWTH DISCONTINUED KERING TOTAL HOUSES CORPORATE & OTHERS OPERATIONS** CONTINUING OPERATIONS PUMA: Q1 18: €2,999m Q1 18: €3,108m Q1 18: €109m Q1 18: €1,135m Q1 17 PF: €2,445m Q1 17 PF: €2,352m Q1 17 PF: €93m Q1 17: €1,009m Other: +27.1% reported +27.5% reported +16.8% reported Q1 18: €106m +36.8% comparable* +27.2% comparable* +36.5% comparable * Q1 17: €120m OUTSTANDING COM PARABLE REVENUE GROWTH ON A CHALLENGING COM PARISON BASE +36.5% +37.0% +35.7% +33.9% +29.7% +28.6% +28.4% +27.4% +24.6% Q1 17 Q2 17 Q3 17 Q4 17 Q1 18 Kering as previously reported Kering Pure Player (pro forma in 2017) % comparable revenue growth * At constant scope and exchange rates ** For Q1 18, Puma, Volcom and Stella McCartney are treated as discontinued operations (IFRS 5). To reflect this, 2017 figures have been restated of Puma, Stella McCartney and Volcom (PF = Pro Forma). See appendix for full details 4 24.04.2018
TOTAL HOUSES Q1 2018 revenue: 2,999 M€ +27.5% reported; +36.8% comparable REVENUE CHANGE BY REGION AND CHANNEL REVENUE BREAKDOWN BY REGION (in €m, and comparable growth in %) (on total Q1 revenue, in %) RoW +30% +2% 2,999 7% +40% 2,352 Western Europe 32% -7% Asia Pacific 34 % North America 18% Japan Q1 2017 FX impact Retail Wholesale Royalties Q1 2018 9% and others CREATIVITY AND INNOVATION DRIVE REMARKABLE Q1 ON TOUGH COMPS AND FX DRAG OUTPERFORMANCE IN A FAVORABLE ENVIRONMENT • Further strength in retail (+40%), all regions up high double digit • Brand emotion spread across all touchpoints to create and ‒ North America and APAC leading, up 54% and 42% respectively. Acceleration in fuel customer engagement Hong Kong and Macau, Mainland China sustained • Healthy organic growth, well balanced across regions and ‒ Japan posting a very strong performance, Western Europe remains solid despite nationalities, driven by like-for-like and selective store softer tourism trends with locals robust overall openings ‒ e-commerce revenue more than doubled • Number of DOS at end of March: 1,347 (continuing • Wholesale up 30%: broad-based appreciation of collections; good operations) quarter in watches ‒ 11 net openings during the quarter • FX a significant hit 5 24.04.2018
GUCCI Q1 2018 revenue: 1,867 M€ +37.9% reported; +48.7% comparable REVENUE CHANGE BY REGION AND CHANNEL REVENUE BREAKDOWN BY REGION (in €m, and comparable growth in %) (on total Q1 revenue, in %) RoW 7% Retail (85% of sales): +50% +44% 1,867 Western Europe +59% +49% 28% -4% +43% +64% +44% Asia Pacific 1,354 37 % North America 20% Q1 2017 Western North Japan Asia RoW Wholesale Royalties Q1 2018 Japan Europe America Pacific and others 8% OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE ACROSS THE BOARD DRIVING HEALTHY, CONSISTENT GROWTH • Retail up 50% driven by LfL and full-price sales • Balanced by product categories and customer age groups ‒ all categories and nationalities up strong double digit • Solid carryover base along with appetite for newness; acclaimed Fall ‒ Winter 18/19 Show on high comps, growth led by North America and APAC, further strength in Japan and sustained momentum in Western Europe • Continuous transformation and innovation, new organizational model ‒ online sales up triple digit, driven by the US • Inauguration of Gucci ArtLab on April 19 • Wholesale up 44% on unwavering success of Alessandro • Continued rollout of new store concept Michele’s collections • Number of DOS at end of March: 533 6 24.04.2018
SAINT LAURENT Q1 2018 revenue: 408 M€ +12.0% reported; +19.6% comparable REVENUE CHANGE BY REGION AND CHANNEL REVENUE BREAKDOWN BY REGION (in €m, and comparable growth in %) (on total Q1 revenue, in %) RoW 6% Retail (63% of sales): +15% +3% 408 +32% Asia Pacific +24% +17% 29% +23% Western Europe +27% 364 36% -1% Japan Q1 2017 Western North Japan Asia RoW Wholesale Royalties Q1 2018 8% North America Europe America Pacific and others 21% FURTHER SOLID GROWTH DELIVERING ON STRATEGY • Retail up 15% on very high comps • Fashion leadership further enhanced by the Winter 18 ‒ double-digit increases in all regions ex. Western Europe Fashion Show in the iconic Paris setting of Trocadéro impacted by slower Asian tourism spending • Very successful introductions of new products in all ‒ Excellent performance in North America, Japan and APAC, categories; continued performance of carryovers particularly Hong Kong • Ongoing selective expansion of retail network • Another strong quarter for wholesale (+32%) driven by • Western Europe Number of DOS at end of March: 190 7 24.04.2018
BOTTEGA VENETA Q1 2018 revenue: 261 M€ -6.8% reported; +0.7% comparable REVENUE CHANGE BY REGION AND CHANNEL REVENUE BREAKDOWN BY REGION (in €m, and comparable growth in %) (on total Q1 revenue, in %) RoW 6% Retail (84% of sales): +2% Western Europe 280 25% -13% 261 +11% +6% +6% +11% -4% -11% Asia Pacific 42 % North America 10% Q1 2017 Western North Japan Asia RoW Wholesale Royalties Q1 2018 Japan Europe America Pacific and others 17% COMPARABLE GROWTH UP SLIGHTLY NEW MILESTONES • • Retail up 2% on tougher sequential comparison base Growing visibility thanks to impactful communication strategy, enhanced store network (Opening of NY Maison on Madison Ave) ‒ Western Europe impacted by deceleration in Chinese tourism and updated visual merchandising (windows, in-store animation) ‒ North America up double-digit driven by locals and tourists • Appetite for newness in Leather Goods confirmed; to be broadened ‒ APAC improving driven by Macau and Hong Kong recovery and further amplified throughout the year ‒ Japan robust supported by tourism • Very positive trends in Ready-to-Wear; rebalancing the collections’ • Small decline in wholesale; sell-out trends improving architecture in Women’s Shoes • Number of DOS at end of March: 271 8 24.04.2018
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