Hermès shares fell 4.7% as valuation concerns overshadowed sales growth, with Q2 sales rising 9% despite a broader luxury sector downturn. The company's limited supply model outperformed rivals like LVMH and Kering, while geopolitical tensions and tariffs influenced its US pricing strategy.

Hermès' CEO Axel Dumas expressed concern over the resale market's impact on the brand's sales and customer relationships, citing issues with counterfeit goods and reselling practices. Hermès reported strong revenue growth, while its competitor LVMH faced a sales decline.

Hermès reported a 9% increase in Q2 sales to €3.9 billion, outperforming rivals despite a sector-wide slowdown. The company raised U.S. prices by 5% to offset tariffs, maintained strong operating income of €3.33 billion in H1 2025, and saw shares fall 4.7% post-earnings as investors questioned its valuation. Hermès emphasized disciplined production and price strategies to sustain exclusivity and profitability.

Hermès reported a 9% increase in second-quarter sales, reaching $4.4 billion, outperforming peers despite challenges in silk and beauty departments. The luxury brand attributes its success to high demand for iconic Birkin and Kelly bags, while maintaining confidence in long-term market potential.

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