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market, its gross revenue growth over time. The estimated average market growth rate is +6% per year. The top LVMH competitors are the followings : Company | Location | PPR Pinault-Printemps-Redoute | Paris, France | Richemont | Geneva, Switzerland | Rémy Cointreau | Paris, France | Below is a synthesis of the luxury groups in the world, their main characteristics, brands and figures. Differentiation Strategy Why is LVMH Group leader in luxury goods ? The company relies on a differentiation

sustained annual compound growth rate of more than 30% during the last five years. IV. SITUATION SUMMARY A. MARKET SUMMARY 1. Product : the offer The coffee in individual dose is a new mode of preparation of coffee, launched in 1986 in Switzerland by the Nestle group known as the brand “Nespresso”. Its design was born from the wish of the brands to improve their margins on a market that remains steady. The individual dose is introduced into a machine, where passes hot water, the coffee

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Cimarron. NATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS Luxury goods are culture-bound (= intimately associated with a national culture of which they are seen as a supreme expression generating feelings of national pride.) France (Wine, Food, Fashion, Jewelrx) Switzerland (Watches, Financial services) Germany (cars) Scotland (Whisky) Spain (Ham = Pata Negra) Italy (Fashion, Cars) Great Britain (men’s fashion cars) France: Feminine Paris-based = The chic rich Parisiennes are the class of reference.

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