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Hermès International

French luxury house whose family group holds a majority of its shares and votes.

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Who holds Hermès International

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H51 31 Dec 2025 54.3%, as of 31 Dec 2025 Primary record 1
About 64 per cent of the voting rights. With the holding company H2 and other family members, the Hermès family group held 66.7 per cent of the shares. Separately, a priority right to buy Hermès shares came into force for H51 on 13 December 2011, granted by 102 people and 33 entities holding about 12.3 per cent; a right to buy is not a holding.

The LVMH and Hermès stake fight (2010 to 2014) objected to the stake; agreed the truce of 3 September 2014 Scholarship & press 2

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Hermès International, 2025 Universal Registration Document, Hermès International, 20 Mar 2026. Primary record
H51 57,375,794 54.3 114,655,588 64.0 114,655,588 64.2
Hermès International is controlled through the intermediary of Émile Hermès SAS, its Active Partner, by the Hermès family group
A priority right to acquire Hermès International shares (AMF notice no. 211C2288) came into force on 13 December 2011.
was initially granted by 102 natural persons and 33 legal entities (all members, held by members or for whom one of the parents is a member of the Hermès family group), representing a total of about 12.3% of the share capital of Hermès International.
Louis Vuitton group hit with €8 million fine, The Local France, 2 Jul 2013. Scholarship & press
LVMH, led by tycoon Bernard Arnault, later built this holding up to 22.6 percent prompting Hermes to cry foul and accuse Arnault of surreptitiously trying to add Hermes to his large stable of brands.

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