Hermes | Sustainability Performance
Hermès International specializes in luxury goods, particularly in fashion accessories and leather products. The company emphasizes craftsmanship and exclusivity in its offerings, catering to a high-end consumer market with a strong brand presence.
1837
France
10,001+ employees
Luxury Goods & Jewelry
$10B+ in revenue
$1B - 10B in profitability
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Sustainability Ranking & Industry Benchmark
#242
Overallⓘ#18
in Franceⓘ#8
in Luxury Goods & JewelryⓘSustainability Maturity
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Carbon emissionsCarbon certificatesEnergy consumptionWaste ManagementWater ManagementNature and biodiversitySocial
Diversity and InclusionPay GapsExternalitiesGovernance
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Aligned
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Aligned
Aligned
Intensity
Greenhouse gas intensity Scope 1, 2 (tCO₂e /$M)
Greenhouse gas intensity (Scope 1, 2, 3)(tCO₂e /$M)
Energy consumption (direct) intensity (MWh /$M)
Water consumption intensity (m³ /$M)
Waste generation intensity (tonnes /$M)
Industry Benchmark
3.1
B/M 5.6
39.6
B/M 69.6
13.4
B/M 23.4
102.8
B/M 66.3
1.2
B/M 0.6
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Controversy level
- Hermès International SE (Hermès family controlled 65%+ via H51 SAS family holding structure, Axel Dumas executive chairman) has faced sustained scrutiny over the contested historic 2010-2014 sustained LVMH hostile stake build-up (LVMH built ~22% Hermès stake via undisclosed equity swaps 2008-2010, French AMF EUR 8 million LVMH fine July 2013, LVMH divested Hermès stake December 2014) affecting French luxury sector governance complexity.
