Intertek Reports Growth; LVMH Sales Decline Amid Market Challenges
Intertek's revenue increased to 838.5 million GBP, marking a 3.6% rise from the previous year. Meanwhile, LVMH experienced a 2% drop in sales due to geopolitical tensions, illustrating the volatility impacting luxury goods.

Intertek's revenue reached 838.5 million GBP, up from 808.9 million GBP year-on-year, alongside a proposed spin-off of its Energy and Infrastructure division. LVMH's sales declined by 2%, influenced by the Gulf conflict, though results were described as 'less bad than feared.'
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