Luxury earnings calendar 2026: Hermès, Kering, Richemont and LVMH reporting dates

The luxury earnings calendar for the next five weeks is short: two groups report on October 22 and one on November 13, with LVMH already out. This page lists each group's next scheduled report from its own investor site, with the last published number beside it. Every date is as of October 14, 2026, and companies can move dates. It is a living page and will be updated as results land.

The dates, in order

• October 22, 2026, Hermès: third quarter 2026 revenue, 8:00 a.m. CEST. An analyst call follows at 9:00 a.m. Paris time.
• October 22, 2026, Kering: 2026 third quarter revenue, after market.
• November 13, 2026, Richemont: interim results for its fiscal year 2027, announcement at 7:00 CET and webcast from 9:30 CET.
• February 12, 2027, Hermès: 2026 annual results.
• April 22, 2027, Hermès: first quarter 2027 revenue.

We did not find a confirmed next date for LVMH's full-year results, Prada, Moncler or Burberry on pages we could open, so we leave them off rather than guess.

Hermès: the steady one reports first

Hermès' own investor page lists first-half 2026 revenue of 8,163 million euros, with 27,107 employees at the end of June 2026. Its page also gives the three upcoming dates above. Nothing on this page predicts the October 22 number. When the numbers land, check two things: growth at constant exchange rates versus current rates, and whether the Americas keep leading.

Kering: back to growth, barely

Kering's first-half 2026 results, published July 28, 2026, showed revenue of 7,220 million euros, down 3 percent as reported and up 1 percent on a comparable basis. The second quarter was 3,652 million euros, up 1 percent reported and 2 percent comparable. Recurring operating income was 921 million euros, flat on the year. Gucci's first half came to 2,757 million euros, down 9 percent reported and 5 percent comparable.

Chief executive Luca de Meo said, "Kering delivered improved performance in the second quarter, with revenue returning to growth." The thing to read on October 22 is whether Gucci's decline narrows further, because it is the house that drags the group number.

Richemont: the big number was last year's

Richemont's fiscal year ended March 31, 2026 produced sales of 22.4 billion euros, up 11 percent at constant exchange rates and 5 percent at actual rates, according to The Impression's report on the results. Operating profit was 4.5 billion euros, up 23 percent at constant rates. Chairman Johann Rupert said, "In a persistently volatile geopolitical environment, the Group delivered strong growth and solid results." The November 13 release covers the first half of fiscal year 2027, so it will say how much of that momentum held through the summer. Richemont's own page gives the date and times; the figures above are from the trade report, not the filing.

LVMH: already reported

LVMH published its third quarter 2026 revenue this week. Monochrome Watches reported organic growth of 1 percent in the quarter and 2 percent over nine months, on nine-month revenue of 57,148 million euros. Fashion and leather goods fell 5 percent organically in the quarter and 2 percent over nine months. Watches and jewelry grew 6 percent in the quarter. Our own coverage of that release is in LVMH Q3 2026 revenue. We did not open the LVMH press release itself for this page, so the figures are attributed to the trade report.

How to read a luxury results day

Three habits help. First, check whether a growth figure is organic or comparable, which strips out currency and acquisitions, or reported, which does not. The two can differ by several points, as Kering's first half shows. Second, look at the most important brand rather than the group; at Kering that is Gucci. Third, read the date: a quarterly revenue release is a short document with no profit line, while interim and annual results carry margins.

What each type of release contains

Quarterly revenue releases, such as Hermès and Kering on October 22, are short documents: revenue by region or brand, growth at actual and constant rates, and a few lines of commentary. They carry no full profit statement. Interim results, such as Richemont on November 13, add margins and cash. Annual results, such as Hermès on February 12, 2027, carry the full set, including the dividend. If you are comparing one group with another, make sure you are comparing the same type of release.

Fiscal years also differ. Richemont's year ends March 31, so its November 13 report is the first half of fiscal 2027, while Hermès and Kering report on a calendar year. Putting the Richemont number next to a Kering third quarter without that adjustment would mislead.

What is not on this page

We have not added Prada, Moncler, Burberry, Capri, Tapestry, PVH or Ralph Lauren, because we could not open a confirmed upcoming date for them this run. When a group's investor page publishes a date, it will go in with a link to that page. If you track one of those, the group's own site is the place to check.

Our take

Follow the three dates, not the commentary around them. Hermès and Kering on October 22 are the first test of whether luxury's autumn is better than its summer. Richemont on November 13 is the second. This is not investment advice; it is a calendar.