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Page 1: 2016 First Quarter revenue · 2016 First Quarter revenue 21 April 2016 2019 Third Quarter Revenue October 24, 2019

2016

First Quarter

revenue

21 April 2016 2019 Third Quarter Revenue

October 24, 2019

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DISCLAIMER

This presentation does not constitute an offer of securities for sale in the United States of America or any other jurisdiction.

Certain information contained in this document may include projections and forecasts. They express objectives based on current assessments and

estimates of the Group’s executive management which are subject to numerous factors, risks and uncertainties. Consequently, reported figures

and assessments may differ significantly from projected figures. The following factors among others set out in the Reference Document (Document

de Référence) filed with the French Financial Markets Authority (Autorité des Marchés Financiers - AMF) on March 27, 2019 which is available on

Kering’s website at www.kering.com may cause actual figures to differ materially from projected figures: any unfavourable development affecting

consumer spending in the activities of the Group in France and abroad, notably for products and services sold by our Luxury brands, the events,

crises, fears, and resulting costs of complying with environmental, health and safety regulations and all other regulations with which Group

companies are required to comply; the competitive situation on each of our markets; exchange rate and other risks related to international

activities; risks arising from current or future litigation. Kering gives no commitment to updating and/or revising and/or commenting any projections

and forecasts, or their impact on the results and perspectives of the Group, which may be contained in this presentation.

The information contained in this document has been selected by the Group’s executive management to present Kering’s 3rd quarter 2019 revenue.

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Q3 2019 REVENUE: CONSOLIDATING GROWTH ACROSS OUR HOUSES

* At constant scope and exchange rates

€3,885m

+14.2% reported

+11.6% comparable*

€3,778m

+13.9% reported

+11.3% comparable*

€107m

+27.4% reported

+24.8% comparable*

GROUP REVENUE

ALL SEGMENTS CONTRIBUTING (REPORTED IN €M )

LUXURY HOUSES CORPORATE & OTHER

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+23

Corporate

& other

Bottega

Veneta

Other

Houses

GucciQ3 2018 Saint

Laurent

Q3 2019

3,402

+279+60 +25

+96 3,885

BALANCED PERFORMANCES (% COM P GROW TH IN Q3)

+7%

+11% +11%

+16%

Bottega Veneta Gucci Saint Laurent Other Houses

STEADY TRAJECTORY(% QUARTERLY COM P GROW TH)

+37%+30% +36%

+37%

+32%+28%

+18%

+13% +12%

Q1 Q2 Q3

2017 2018 2019

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Western Europe

35%

North America

18%

Asia Pacific

33%

RoW

5%

Japan

9%

Q3 2019 REVENUE: €3,778m

+13.9% REPORTED, +11.3% COMPARABLE

LUXURY HOUSES

SOUND GROWTH

• FX a 2ppt tailwind

• Retail up 12%

– APAC strong growth driver despite HK disruption

– W. Europe and Japan up double digit; contrasted market

conditions in North America

– Fast growth of e-commerce (+20%)

• Solid wholesale at +9% and good trends in royalties from both

Eyewear and Beauty

STRENGTH OF MULTIBRAND MODEL

• Acclaimed SS’20 Fashion Shows; opening new chapters in

creativity and brand narrative

• Ongoing development of growth platforms (online, CRM, AI,

logistics…)

• Number of DOS at end of September: 1,345

– 39 net openings during the quarter

3,778

FX impactQ3 2018 Retail Royalties

and others

Wholesale Q3 2019

3,318+2%

+12%+9% +17%

REVENUE BREAKDOWN BY REGION

(on total Q3 revenue, in %)

REVENUE CHANGE BY REGION AND CHANNEL

(in €m, and comparable growth in %)

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GUCCI

Q3 2019 REVENUE: €2,375m

+13.3% REPORTED, +10.7% COMPARABLE

DELIVERING ON AMBITIONS: HEALTHY DOUBLE-DIGIT GROWTH

• Retail up 11%

– Sustained per formance in APAC with fur ther redirect ion

of purchasing trends

– Sol id growth momentum in W . Europe and Japan

– North Amer ica in l ine wi th Q2

• Wholesale up 10%

• Eyewear and Beauty royalties performing strongly

HIGH BRAND DESIRABILITY

• Healthy growth in key product categories

• Continued improvement of retail metrics: conversion, cross-

selling, UPT

• 52% of stores under new concept at the end of Q3; on track to

reach 60% by YE

• Constant innovation flow:

– Strong product l ine-up and newness in jec t ion

– Communicat ions & c l ient engagement , reta i l format to

fur ther t ransform & elevate exper ience

2,096

Q3 2018 RoWJapanWestern

Europe

North

America

Asia

Pacific

+18%

Q3 2019Royalties

and others

+31%

Wholesale

+12% -2%+9%

+4%2,375+10%

Retail (83% of sales): +11%

Western Europe

32%

North America

18%Japan

8%

Asia Pacific

37%

RoW

5%

REVENUE CHANGE BY REGION AND CHANNEL

(in €m, and comparable growth in %)

REVENUE BREAKDOWN BY REGION

(on total Q3 revenue, in %)

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SAINT LAURENT

Q3 2019 REVENUE: €507m

+13.3% REPORTED, +10.8% COMPARABLE

Western

Europe

+9%

+20%

Q3 2018 JapanNorth

America

+8%

Q3 2019Royalties

and others

WholesaleRoWAsia

Pacific

447

+21%+17%

+1%

+8% 507

Retail (64% of sales): +11%

REVENUE CHANGE BY REGION AND CHANNEL

(in €m, and comparable growth in %)

REVENUE BREAKDOWN BY REGION

(on total Q3 revenue, in %)

DOUBLE-DIGIT GROWTH CONTINUES

• Retail up 11%

– W . Europe cont inuing to per form wel l ; Nor th Amer ica and

Japan growing sharply.

– APAC impacted by HK s i tuat ion and lower penetrat ion in

Main land China

– E-comm growth accelerat ing

• Wholesale up 8%

LARGE UNTAPPED POTENTIAL

• Highly distinctive brand equity careful ly nurtured through

spectacular Fashion Shows, iconic products and

si lhouettes

• Significant growth headroom by categories & markets

– Network expansion to enhance penetrat ion and vis ib i l i ty

( f lagship openings in M.China, I ta ly…; t ravel reta i l )

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North America

23%

Western Europe

38%

Japan

8%

Asia Pacific

25%

RoW

6%

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BOTTEGA VENETA

Q3 2019 REVENUE: €284m

+9.8% REPORTED, +6.9% COMPARABLE

Asia

Pacific

Japan

+1%

North

America

+10%

+4%

Q3 2019Royalties

and others

+54%

WholesaleRoW

259

+17%

+4% +2% 284

Western

Europe

Q3 2018

Retail (83% of sales): +8%

REVENUE CHANGE BY REGION AND CHANNEL

(in €m, and comparable growth in %)

REVENUE BREAKDOWN BY REGION

(on total Q3 revenue, in %)

MOMENTUM BUILDING UP

• Very encouraging retail at +8%

– Great success of new product in t roduct ions in a l l W omen

categor ies: Handbags, RTW and Shoes

– Except ional response f rom ex is t ing and new customers in

W .Europe and Nor th Amer ica

– APAC af fected by HK+Macau exposure

– Ongoing ramp-up of new col lec t ions

NEXT STEPS

• SS’20 Fashion Show confirming success of new fashion-

centric approach

• Gradual shift of product assortment towards newness; actions

in place to handle higher volume and innovative designs

• Acceleration of marketing & communications investments,

amplified by social media halo

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Western Europe

31%

North America

13%

Japan

16%

Asia Pacific

34%

RoW

6%

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OTHER HOUSES

Q3 2019 REVENUE: €612m

+18.6% REPORTED, +16.3% COMPARABLE

COUTURE & LEATHER GOODS

• Excellent retail performance

– Driven by s t rong momentum at Balenc iaga and Alexander

McQueen

– Ongoing select ive network expansion and re locat ions,

together wi th reta i l izat ion (conversion)

• Brioni impacted by retail network rationalization in 2018 and

earlier this year

JEWELRY & WATCHES

• Jewelry

– Strong quar ter at Boucheron

– Fur ther sol id per formances at Pomel lato/DoDo

– Strong Qeel in momentum cont inues in Main land China

• Watches

– Chal lenging market condi t ions but encouraging trends at

UN, dr iven by novel t ies (Freak X, Skeleton X) . Emphasis

on sel l -out and dis t r ibut ion (3 DOS openings s ince H1)

– Implementat ion of synergies wel l on t rack

Q3 2019Q3 2018 Retail Wholesale Royalties and others

516

+24%+8%

-3%

612

REVENUE BREAKDOWN BY REGION

(on total Q3 revenue, in %)

REVENUE CHANGE BY REGION AND CHANNEL(in €m, and comparable growth in %)

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North America

15%

Western Europe

46%

Japan

11%

Asia Pacific

22%

RoW

6%

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CORPORATE & OTHER

KERING EYEWEAR: EXCELLENT Q3

• Total sales €130m, +30% comparable, contributing €100m to consolidated

revenue (+29% comparable)

• Double-digit growth across channels and geographies.

– Gucci , Car t ier and Saint Laurent repor t ing susta ined growth

– Successfu l ro l l -out of Balenc iaga and Montblanc conf i rmed; potent ia l

of Bot tega Veneta, leveraging on brand momentum

• Agreement renewed with Safilo for the manufacturing and supply of Gucci

branded products

In €m

130

100107

84

30

7

Kering Eyewear

consolidated sales

Q3 19 Kering

Eyewear total sales

Royalties and

intragroup

eliminations

Q3 19 total

Corporate & Other

Q3 18 total

Corporate & Other

Other revenue

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Q3 2019 REVENUE: €107m

+27.4% REPORTED, +24.8% COMPARABLE

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CONCLUSION

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STEADY, CONSISTENT AND HEALTHY GROWTH

TRAJECTORY

SUSTAINED OPERATING INVESTMENTS…

…AND STRICT FINANCIAL OVERSIGHT…

…TO DELIVER SUSTAINABLE PERFORMANCES

IN AN INCREASINGLY COMPLEX ENVIRONMENT

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Q&A

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Q3 AND 9-MONTH REVENUE

in €m

* : at constant scope and exchange rates

Q3 19

Revenue

Change (%)

Reported Comparable (*)

Gucci 2,375 +13.3% +10.7%

Saint Laurent 507 +13.3% +10.8%

Bottega Veneta 284 +9.8% +6.9%

Other Houses 612 +18.6% +16.3%

Total Houses 3,778 +13.9% +11.3%

Corporate & other 107 +27.4% +24.8%

Kering total 3,885 +14.2% +11.6%

9M 19

Revenue

Change (%)

Reported Comparable (*)

6,992 +17.5% +14.3%

1,480 +17.9% +14.6%

833 +2.7% -0.4%

1,837 +21.5% +18.9%

11,142 +17.0% +13.8%

381 +24.0% +20.4%

11,523 +17.2% +14.0%

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APPENDIX: DOS COUNT BRAND

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As a reminder, the group has changed its DOS count methodology to a Building approach (counting based on the presence under one roof) since Q1 2019.

Quarterly restatements for 2018 are available on www.kering.com.

As of September

2019

As of June

2019

Net openings

in the quarter

Breakdown by Houses

Gucci 484 477 +7

Saint Laurent 209 202 +7

Bottega Veneta 265 258 +7

Other Houses 387 369 +18

Total Luxury Houses 1,345 1,306 +39

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Gucci • Saint Laurent • Bottega Veneta

Balenciaga • Alexander McQueen • Brioni •

Boucheron • Pomellato • Dodo • Qeelin • Ulysse Nardin • Girard-Perregaux

Kering Eyewear

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