Hermes Q3 2026 Earnings - Total Revenue: Up 4.3% At Constant FX To €4.10B (est €4.12B) - Leather Goods And Saddlery Sales: Up 10.8% At Constant FX To €1.91B (est €1.89B) - Ready-To-Wear And Accessories Sales: Down 2.0% At Constant FX To €1.14B (est €1.18B) - Q3 Sales Growth At Constant FX: Total Asia +1.9%, Americas +8.8%, Total Europe +7.2%, Other -4.5% - End-Sept Currency Fluctuations Had Negative Impact Of About €310M On Revenue

Hermès reported third-quarter 2026 total revenue up 4.3% at constant exchange rates to €4.10 billion, slightly below the consensus estimate of €4.12 billion. Leather Goods and Saddlery, the group's highest-margin division, rose 10.8% at constant currency to €1.91 billion, beating the €1.89 billion estimate, while Ready-to-Wear and Accessories sales declined 2.0%. The divergence points to a transmission channel through sector mix and pricing power: the beat in high-margin leather goods supports the luxury sector's thesis that demand for core iconic products remains resilient even as apparel softens, and this matters for European consumer-discretionary and luxury indices, where the group carries significant weight. Exposure is concentrated in European luxury peers and the broader Stoxx 600 consumer names, while the Americas, which the headline flags as a regional exposure, are relevant because currency translation effects on dollar-denominated sales can shift reported growth against constant-currency figures. Traders should watch the next regional sales breakdown and management commentary on Asian and American demand in the coming quarter, along with US and Chinese

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