Lanvin Group Holdings Limited Price & Performance (LANV)

Lanvin Group reported a 23% revenue decline for FY2024, reflecting hurdles in macroeconomic conditions and internal transitions. While brands like St. John and Caruso showed relative stability, others such as Wolford and Lanvin faced steep declines. Leadership changes and creative renewal strategies are underway, aiming to revitalize performance in 2025.12

Lanvin Group’s flagship brand saw a 26% revenue decrease in 2024, with Greater China and North America facing significant setbacks. Despite these challenges, the company’s stock rose 4.23% in premarket trading, signaling investor optimism as new leadership and creative strategies are expected to drive growth.23

Lanvin Group experienced a 48.2% drop in short interest, reflecting changing investor sentiment. The company, navigating a challenging luxury market, has focused on leadership shifts and operational realignment. With a 4.3% stock increase, analysts are cautiously optimistic about its ability to rebound in 2025.34