Top Luxury Goods Companies Worldwide in 2024

Global revenues from the luxury goods market are expected to rise by 4% in 2024, to $369 billion. High-end goods related to leather products and cosmetics and fragrances are set to spur the annual increase, as sales from these categories surge by 4.7%.

If you’re thinking about starting a business in this lucrative sector, you’ll need to better understand it—starting with knowing what the leading luxury goods companies are. Here’s a list of the largest luxury goods companies, ranked by their market capitalization.

Top luxury companies: Highlights

As of October 2024, LVMH is the top luxury company worldwide, with a market cap of $346.12 billion.
Nine of the 10 biggest luxury companies are located in Europe, of which five are headquartered in France.
The only non-European retailer among the 10 largest luxury companies is Titan Company, which hails from India.

Top luxury retailers (as of September 2024)

Company	Market capitalization (as of September 2024)
1. LVMH	$346.12 billion
2. Hermès	$239.94 billion
3. Dior	$118.41 billion
4. EssilorLuxottica	$106.52 billion
5. Compagnie Financière Richemont	$87.80 billion
6. Titan Company	$36.93 billion
7. Kering	$30.78 billion
8. Prada	$17.51 billion
9. Moncler	$16.01 billion
10. Pandora	$12.41 billion

1. LVMH (Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton)

Market cap: $346.12 billion
Founded in: 1987

Topping the list of luxury goods companies sorted by their market values is LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, popularly known as LVMH. As of September 2024, the French company is valued at $346.12 billion. As a conglomerate, LVMH boasts an impressive portfolio including Louis Vuitton, Moët & Chandon, Hennessy, and Dior among others.

LVMH’s market capitalization has been rising rapidly over the past decade and has grown around five-fold since 2014, when it was recorded at $80.72 billion. Given LVMH’s market value and the luxury fashion industry’s accelerating growth rates, it’s no wonder the company currently also ranks among the biggest clothing companies in the world.

2. Hermès

Market cap: $239.94 billion
Founded in: 1837

LVMH’s lead as the top luxury retailer is a significant one. The second-largest luxury goods company, Hermès, has a market value of $239.94 billion—around two-thirds of LVMH’s.

Renowned for its exclusivity and high-quality craftsmanship, Hermès is a symbol of ultimate luxury in fashion and accessories and is known for its iconic Birkin and Kelly bags, which have high resale values.

3. Dior

Market cap: $118.41 billion
Founded in: 1946

Third on the list of the top luxury goods companies is Dior, which is another jewel in the LVMH crown, contributing to the group’s rising valuation. As of September 2024, its market value is $118.41 billion.

4. EssilorLuxottica

Market cap: $106.52 billion
Founded in: 2018

Another French company, EssilorLuxottica, ranks next, with $106.52 billion. A powerhouse in the eyewear industry, the Paris-headquartered luxury firm owns several well-known eyewear brands like Ray-Ban, Oakley, and Vogue Eyewear, making it a major player in both luxury and everyday eyewear markets.

As it stands, LVMH, Hermès, Dior, and EssilorLuxottica are currently the only luxury goods companies with a value of over $100 billion.

5. Compagnie Financière Richemont

Market cap: $87.8 billion
Founded in: 1988

Commonly known as Richemont, Geneva-headquartered Compagnie Financière Richemont rounds out the list of the five largest luxury goods retailers. It is currently valued at $87.8 billion. Specializing in jewelry, watches, and writing instruments, Richemont owns several prestigious brands such as Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, and Montblanc.

6. Titan Company

Market cap: $36.93 billion
Founded in: 1984

Titan Company is an Indian luxury goods company that has expanded beyond its origins in watchmaking to include jewelry and eyewear. With a market capitalization of $36.93 billion, it is a major player in the luxury market in India.

7. Kering

Market cap: $30.78 billion
Founded in: 1962

Kering, a significant luxury group with a focus on fashion and leather goods, owns high-end brands including Gucci, Bottega Veneta, and Balenciaga. It is currently sixth on the list of the top luxury goods companies with a market cap of $30.78 billion. The Gucci brand alone accounts for half of the group’s worth.

8. Prada

Market cap: $17.51 billion
Founded in: 1913

Popular Italian fashion brand Prada also ranks among the top luxury goods companies worldwide, with a valuation of $17.51 billion. Its portfolio includes the Miu Miu brand, known for its avant-garde style, alongside the classic sophistication of Prada.

9. Moncler

Market cap: $16.01 billion
Founded in: 1952

Originally a French brand now headquartered in Italy, Moncler is famed for its luxury down jackets and sportswear. With a market cap of $16.01 billion, it represents high-end fashion with a focus on winter wear.

10. Pandora

Market cap: $12.41 billion
Founded in: 1982

Denmark’s Pandora concludes the list of the largest luxury goods companies with a market cap of $12.41 billion. This jewelry giant is famous for its customizable charm bracelets, designer rings, and necklaces. Founded in 1982, the firm aims to inspire women to express their individuality with unique pieces infused with high personal and sentimental value.

Top luxury retailers: summary

Of these top 10 luxury retailers, nine are based in Europe, with five of them in France alone, highlighting the continent’s dominance in the luxury goods market. The only non-European retailer is Titan Company, which is based in India.