Key dates

1 9 9 9

Creation of the Watches

& Jewelry division

LVMH ’ s most recently formed business

group , Watches & Jewelry , is created thanks

to a series of acquisitions of complementary

Maisons in the high - end watchmaking

sector , including TAG Heuer , a Swiss brand

founded in 1860 , which joined LVMH in 1999 .

Opening of LVMH ’ s

New York headquarters

LVMH officially opens its New York

headquarters in the heart of Manhattan ,

in a building designed by architect

Christian de Portzamparc , the first Frenchman

to win the prestigious Pritzker Prize .

2 0 0 2

Carbon assessment

LVMH Maisons use the “ Bilan Carbone ”

method to assess their CO

2

emissions .

2 0 0 3

LVMH signs the United Nations

Global Compact .

2 0 0 4

Opening of LVMH ’ s headquarters

at 22 Avenue Montaigne , Paris

On May   25 , 2004 , the LVMH Group

officially opens its new premises on Paris ’

Avenue Montaigne , with interior design

by architect Jean - Michel Wilmotte .

2 0 0 9

Publication of the LVMH Code

of Conduct

The Code of Conduct reflects the Group ’ s

commitments to ethics , integrity and social

and environmental responsibility .

2 0 1 0

Partnership with the France Pavilion

at the Shanghai World Expo .

2 0 1 1

First edition of

Les Journées Particulières

LVMH ’ s Journées Particulières event

showcases the diversity of business lines

and expertise within LVMH s Maisons all

over the world For the fifth edition in 2022

93 sites belonging to 57 Maisons

open their doors free of charge to over

200 000 visitors in 15 countries

1 9 8 7

Creation of LVMH

Moët Hennessy and Louis Vuitton merge

to give birth to LVMH , the world ’ s leading

luxury goods group .

At the time , the Group has 10 Maisons ,

12 , 000 employees and € 3   billion

in revenue .

1 9 9 2

Creation of a department

focused on the environment

Following the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro ,

LVMH becomes one of the first groups

to create a department focused specifically

on the environment .