Hermès International (RMS) AGM 2025 summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
AGM 2025 summary
29 Nov, 2025Opening remarks and agenda
The Combined General Meeting was held at Salle Pleyel on 30 April 2025, introducing Supervisory Board members and candidates, confirming legal quorum, and outlining the agenda.
Tellers and session reporter were appointed, and statutory auditors and Economic and Social Committee representatives were acknowledged.
The meeting was filmed, recorded, streamed online, and all required documents were distributed to participants.
Financial performance review
2024 revenue reached EUR 15.2 billion, up 15% at constant rates, with net income group share at EUR 4.6 billion (+7%).
Recurring operating income was EUR 6.2 billion (+9%), with recurring operating profitability at 40.5% and net profitability at 30.3%.
Gross margin improved to 73%, and operating cash flow reached EUR 5.4 billion, with a closing net cash position of EUR 12 billion.
All regions posted double-digit growth, with France +13%, Europe +19%, Japan +23%, and the Middle East +110%.
Leather goods led division growth (+18%), followed by clothing/accessories (+15%), silk/textiles (+4%), perfume/beauty (+9%), jewelry/maison (+17%), while watches declined (-4%).
Board and executive committee updates
New board candidates Cécile Beliot-Zindel, Jean-Laurent Bonafé, and Bernard Émié were introduced and elected as independent Supervisory Board members.
Alexandre Viros and Dominique Sénéquier stepped down; Sénéquier's departure followed a 12-year term cap.
Board diversity and complementary expertise were emphasized, with new appointments to risk, audit, and CSR committees.
Three Supervisory Board members were re-elected for three years.
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