With an 80% increase in revenue, sales skyrocketed to 51 billion euros.
Annual net profit also surged to over 5 billion euros.
Even Qi Sheng was stunned by this level of growth; it was absolutely insane.
It was as if Misha's revenue had doubled out of thin air.
In the brick-and-mortar retail world, this was the result.
Someone who had originally planned to buy an LV Bag might suddenly change their mind and buy one from Hermes or Prada instead.
The luxury goods market is only so big.
If Qi Sheng was earning more, it naturally meant the LVMH Group was earning less.
Qi Sheng could never have too much of a good thing, especially when it came at his competitors' expense.
But the system's boosts were all based on actual sales figures.
Unless Qi Sheng wanted to just coast, he still had to tap into the latent value of these brands if he wanted to earn more.
For instance, Hermes's projected sales for the year were only 6.3 billion euros, leaving plenty of room for growth.
