FRANCE: LVMH increases full-year dividend

By | 15 May 2007

LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton has approved an increased full-year dividend.

The France-based company said yesterday (14 May) that its annual shareholders meeting, held last Wednesday, passed a net dividend payment for 2006 of EUR1.40 per share.

The payment marks a 22% increase on the dividend issued a year earlier. Taking into account the EUR0.30 paid in early December, the remaining EUR1.10 will be paid to shareholders today, LVMH said.

In February, LVMH posted an 11% rise in earnings from its wine and spirits business in 2006. Operating profit reached EUR962m (US$1.3bn) as sales in 2006 lifted 13% to just under EUR3bn.

Sectors: Spirits, Wine

Companies: LVMH

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