Korea Luxury Market Financials FY2025

The audited Korean financials of 24 luxury brands, in English, every figure traced to its DART filing.

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The audited Korean financials of 24 luxury brands, in English, with every figure traced to its filing. Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Hermès, Dior, Richemont, Prada, Bulgari, Tiffany, Rolex, Moncler and fourteen more: revenue, operating profit, net income, margins, dividends paid to the parent, donations, auditor and fiscal year, for the year ended December 2025 or March 2026.

Edition FY2025 · publishes 6 October 2026 · PDF report (about 15 pages) + Excel/CSV dataset.

Why this exists

Korea is one of the five largest luxury markets in the world, and its foreign-owned subsidiaries file audited statements every spring under the External Audit Act. Those filings are public, in Korean, scattered across a regulator’s site, and never assembled in English. This dataset does the assembling, and shows its work: each row carries the filing’s DART receipt number so you can open the original.

Sample

Entity (DART filer)Revenue, KRW bnYoYPeriod
Richemont Korea2,229.7+24.2%FY to Mar 2026
Chanel Korea2,012.6+9.1%FY2025
Louis Vuitton Korea1,854.3+6.1%FY2025
Hermès Korea1,125.1+16.7%FY2025
Christian Dior Couture Korea773.9−18.1%FY2025
Prada Korea686.3+13.8%FY2025
Bulgari Korea574.1+37.0%FY2025
Tiffany Korea450.4+19.2%FY2025
Sample rows from the dataset. Source: audited financial statements filed on DART, April–July 2026. Full file: 24 entities × 12 fields.

What is in the file

  • 24 entities: revenue, cost of sales, operating profit, net income, operating margin, year-on-year change, dividends paid, donations, auditor, fiscal year-end, filing date, DART receipt number.
  • Group view: LVMH, Richemont, Chanel, Hermès, Prada Group, Moncler, Swatch Group, Rolex, Burberry and independents.
  • Charts: growth versus margin, dividends versus donations, five-year revenue where the history edition is purchased.
  • Disclosure gaps: which brands file nothing in Korea (the Kering entities among them), and why.
  • Method and correction log.

Pricing

Thank you. Your order is confirmed and the receipt comes from Paddle. The files arrive by email from hello@oureon.co.kr on 6 October 2026, or within one working day of purchase after that date.
FY2025 edition$290USD

PDF report + Excel workbook: FY2025 with FY2024 comparatives for all 24 entities. Single user.

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Five-year history$490USD

Everything in the FY2025 edition plus FY2020–FY2025 for every entity, with the receipt number behind each year. Single user.

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Team licence$990USD

The five-year edition for up to ten users at one company, plus one update file when the FY2026 filings land.

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Payment by card through Paddle, our merchant of record; invoices and bank transfer for companies on request at hello@oureon.co.kr. Delivery is immediate on publication day. See the refund policy.

Method

Every figure is taken from the entity’s audit report as filed on DART (dart.fss.or.kr), the Korean regulator’s disclosure system. Figures are in Korean won as filed; the Excel file carries the won values and a USD column at the year-average rate stated in the file. Fiscal years differ by entity (most end in December; Richemont, Burberry and Dolce & Gabbana end in March) and are labelled row by row. Where a brand’s Korean entity is not subject to external audit, the file says so rather than estimating.

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