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Summary of Brand Finance Luxury & Premium 50 2025 Report

Introduction

Brand Finance, founded in 1996, aims to bridge marketing and finance by providing brand valuation services and publishing over 100 annual reports. With expertise in branding, market research, and compliance to ISO standards (ISO 10668 and ISO 20671), the firm quantifies brand financial value for thousands of global brands. This report highlights the 2025 Luxury and Premium Brand Rankings, sector trends, and strategic insights based on extensive data analysis.

2025 Luxury and Premium Brand Rankings

• Top Brands: Porsche remains the most valuable at $41.1 billion (down 5%), while Chanel is the fastest-growing luxury brand with a 45% increase to $37.9 billion, moving to second place. Other key brands include Louis Vuitton (up 2% to $32.9 billion), Hermès (up 19% to $19.9 billion), Rolex (up 36% to $18.8 billion), and Dior (up 18% to $17.3 billion).
• Collective Growth: The global luxury and premium sector's top 50 brands reached a collective $317 billion in 2025, driven by historical value growth of 43% (2019-2024) and strong performance despite a 2025 slowdown due to consumer shifts toward experiences.
• Growth Trends: Brands like Ferrari and Guerlain showed rapid increases (+36% and +23%, respectively), while Gucci experienced a decline (-24%) due to short-term marketing focus over long-term branding.

Key Market Dynamics

• The luxury sector expanded 5% annually from 2019-2024 but faced challenges in 2025, including price ceiling limits and reduced demand for material goods, increased focus on the resale market, and tax adjustments (e.g., Rolex's 3% US tariffs).
• France dominates the sector with nearly 50% of the total value, led by entities like Porsche and Hermès, which excel in price acceptance, reliability, and reputation.

Brand Strength and Leadership

• Brand Strength Index (BSI): Five brands achieved AAA+ ratings—Dior (93.5), Ferrari (90.1), Rolex (89.9), Chanel (89.6), and Gucci (89.5)—with Dior ranking highest at 93.5 out of 100 for 2025.
• Brand Guardianship Index: Top CEOs include Benedetto Vigna (Ferrari) as the highest-ranked leader, Leena Nair (Chanel) as the sole female in the top 10, and Bernad Arnault (LVMH founder). This index evaluates executives based on stakeholder perceptions and brand value growth.

Sustainability and Consumer Insights

• Sustainability significantly influences consumer choices in luxury goods; luxury brands perform 1.5 times better in consideration than non-luxury counterparts. Jaeger-LeCoultre leads in governance, reducing plastic use by 93% and carbon emissions.
• Sports sponsorship, such as Rolex's partnerships in golf and Formula E, targets high-income consumers more effectively than traditional advertising, driving brand equity and financial results through tailored engagement in sports with high viewer loyalty (e.g., golf fans show 78% higher brand recognition).

Methodology Overview

Brand valuation uses the Royalty Relief method, estimating value by applying a royalty rate derived from the Brand Strength Index. This approach incorporates data from over 175,000 respondents and aligns with ISO standards for accuracy and reliability, emphasizing long-term financial decision-making for CFOs and brand managers.