Christian Dior SE/€CDI
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About Christian Dior SE
Christian Dior SE operates in the luxury goods industry, focusing on the design, production, and retail of high-end fashion and accessories. The company's core business includes a wide array of products, such as clothing, leather goods, perfumes, cosmetics, watches, and jewelry. Founded in 1946 by designer Christian Dior, the company has a historical reputation for its haute couture fashion lines, which contributed significantly to its prestige and brand identity. Headquartered in Paris, France, Dior has an extensive geographic footprint with a strong presence in Europe, Asia, and the Americas. The company benefits from its affiliation with LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, enhancing its competitive position through shared resources and strategic collaboration within the luxury sector.
Ticker
€CDI
Sector
Primary listing
PAR
Employees
195,831
Headquarters
Website
CDI Metrics
BasicAdvanced
€84B
18.59
€25.24
1.00
€13.00
2.77%
Price and volume
Market cap
€84B
Beta
1
52-week high
€691.18
52-week low
€414.80
Average daily volume
130
Dividend rate
€13.00
Financial strength
Current ratio
1.48
Quick ratio
0.431
Long term debt to equity
41.352
Total debt to equity
61.02
Dividend payout ratio (TTM)
51.49%
Interest coverage (TTM)
14.56%
Profitability
EBITDA (TTM)
20,643
Gross margin (TTM)
66.03%
Net profit margin (TTM)
5.50%
Operating margin (TTM)
21.14%
Effective tax rate (TTM)
30.98%
Revenue per employee (TTM)
€420,000
Management effectiveness
Return on assets (TTM)
7.80%
Return on equity (TTM)
17.53%
Valuation
Price to earnings (TTM)
18.592
Price to revenue (TTM)
1.022
Price to book
3.58
Price to tangible book (TTM)
-4.84
Price to free cash flow (TTM)
5.875
Free cash flow yield (TTM)
17.02%
Free cash flow per share (TTM)
79.879
Dividend yield (TTM)
2.77%
Growth
Revenue change (TTM)
-3.24%
Earnings per share change (TTM)
-21.69%
3-year revenue growth (CAGR)
4.64%
3-year earnings per share growth (CAGR)
-5.84%
3-year dividend per share growth (CAGR)
4.13%
Bulls say / Bears say
Dior’s fashion and leather goods sales fell 5% in Q1 2025, the biggest drag on LVMH’s main division and a sign of weakening demand as the brand faces challenges with its creative shift.
In Q2 2025, Dior lagged within LVMH’s fashion and leather goods division, where organic sales dropped 9%—the sharpest fall among all divisions—pointing to wider troubles in the luxury market and less willingness to spend among consumers.
A newly announced 15% U.S. tariff on European luxury goods may force Dior to either raise U.S. prices by about 2% or absorb the extra cost, which could cut up to 3% from earnings if fully absorbed, putting additional pressure on U.S. demand.
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Capital at risk
Upcoming events
Dec2
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DividendEx-dividend
Dec4
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DividendPayment
€6.05Per share
FAQs
What’s the current market cap for Christian Dior SE stock?
Christian Dior SE (CDI) has a market cap of €84B as of September 14, 2025.
What is the P/E ratio for Christian Dior SE stock?
The price to earnings (P/E) ratio for Christian Dior SE (CDI) stock is 18.59 as of September 14, 2025.
Does Christian Dior SE stock pay dividends?
Yes, the Christian Dior SE (CDI) stock pays dividends to shareholders. As of September 14, 2025, the dividend rate is €13 and the yield is 2.77%. Christian Dior SE has a payout ratio of 51.49% on a trailing twelve-month basis.
When is the next Christian Dior SE dividend payment date?
The next Christian Dior SE (CDI) dividend payment is scheduled for December 04, 2025.
What is the beta indicator for Christian Dior SE?
Christian Dior SE (CDI) has a beta rating of 1. This means that it is more volatile than the market, on average. A beta of 1 would indicate the stock moves in-line with the market, while a beta of 2 would indicate the stock moves twice as much as the market.