The slide displays a column chart comparing the personal luxury goods market by geography and consumer nationality between 2016 and 2017. It uses color distinctions in red and gray to represent different areas and consumer groups, highlighting shifts in market compositions and growth rates.

Contains a column chart showing the growth trajectory of the personal luxury goods market from 1996 to 2018 with significant historical events noted.

The slide includes a timeline from 1994 to 2017 with labeled phases such as "Sortie du Temple," "Crisis," "Chinese Bulimia," and "New Normal." It features a column chart and icons representing market growth, price effects, and volume effects, using red and gray to differentiate the periods and impacts.

Time-series graph showing the growth trajectory of the personal luxury goods market from 1996 to 2020 with annotations for significant events.

The slide features a column chart tracking luxury goods market from 1996 to 2018.

Features a pie chart and a graph illustrating the growth rates of different luxury market categories, emphasizing personal luxury goods.

This slide includes a pie chart illustrating consumer preferences for buying luxury items from multi-brand websites. It features a prominent graphic of a laptop screen showing the product categories.

This slide includes a bar chart and infographics to detail the contribution of different luxury goods to retail sales in China. It uses icons and a clear, structured layout.

The slide includes a radar chart and textual insights from C-Level executives, detailing strategies for overcoming the COVID-19 crisis in the luxury goods market.

The slide provides a geographical breakdown of growth rates in personal luxury goods for 2017, with specific details for regions such as China, Asia, Europe, and the Americas. It uses a mix of bar and column charts, color-coded in red and gray, to differentiate between the regions and their respective growth figures.

The slide features a column chart comparing wholesale, retail, and perimeter channels over 2017 and 2018, with associated percentage growth.

This slide contrasts the personal luxury goods market distribution by channel between 2017 and 2025 projections. It uses a stacked column chart to illustrate changes in market channels such as online, department stores, and monobrand stores, with red and gray colors to denote changes over time.

Text with map highlighting key luxury growth markets like Middle East, China, India, and Southeast Asia.

Horizontal bar chart with icons for luxury categories and a color-coded sidebar showing YoY and historical comparisons. Strong visual hierarchy with red highlights and segmented market breakdown.

The slide features multiple column charts showing luxury penetration by category from 2019 to 2021. It includes icons for each category and trend indicators. The visual complexity is moderate, with well-organized data and clear labels.

Stacked column charts showing the channel mix and growth in the luxury market from 2019 to post-COVID 2023, with a focus on offline and omnichannel strategies.

The slide lists consumer segments, mindset, category structure, and channel preference trends in the luxury market of mainland China.

This slide features a column chart and a pie chart to illustrate China's growth in the luxury market. It uses green and gray colors and includes detailed data points and projections.

The slide features a column chart showing the luxury market size of mainland China from 2020 to 2022. It also includes a text box with reasons for increased luxury spending.

The slide includes a column chart that shows the 2018 true-luxury market size by category and city tier in billion euros. The chart uses various shades of green to represent data points.

Features stacked column charts showing the luxury goods market by consumer nationality from 2019 to 2025F.

A detailed slide with text on the left and a column chart on the right showing consumer inclination towards luxury products over the past 5 and 12 months. Color-coded bars represent data for mature and emerging markets, and total figures.

Provides detailed statistics and icons for specific luxury market trends, highlighting the impact of collaborations and environmental considerations among consumers.

Slide includes text and icons to represent different market segments.

This slide is organized with two major sections: one highlighting a line graph on global luxury market trends, and another detailing new purchasing channels and consumer behavior. The visual elements are balanced between text, icons, and the graph to maintain viewer engagement.

Bar graph of global true-luxury market split (personal vs. experiential), CAGR evolution shown in bubbles

Dual-column layout with bar chart and bullet-point comparison of two growth scenarios

The slide presents a line chart with projections from 2019 to 2023F, marked with data points and growth percentages.

Column chart and text showing different growth scenarios for the personal luxury market in 2023, highlighting optimistic and base scenarios based on geographical outlooks.

Split layout: left side bar chart compares GDP and luxury goods market growth; right side highlights luxury spending growth by consumer segment

Text-heavy slide with two data visualizations: a bar chart comparing luxury goods vs GDP growth by period and a table-style breakdown of spending by customer segment (top spenders to aspirational shoppers).

Includes multiple column charts depicting the distribution of the personal luxury goods market by geography and consumer nationality, highlighting growth trends.

Contains a column chart showing historical data and future projections from 2019 to 2025F for the personal luxury goods market.

Slide contains multiple column charts showing the market sizes of various luxury sectors with growth percentages.

Bar charts illustrating growth projections for the personal luxury market driven by millennials and Chinese consumers by 2024.

A combination of column and pie charts showing the growth in the true luxury market split between personal and experiential luxury, including projected future growth.

Slide includes images detailing luxury market growth, generational spending, and geographic distribution, focusing on key areas like China and millennials.

A stacked column chart compare the market share of different generations in the true luxury goods market from 2019 to projections for 2026.

Column chart illustrating the growth phases of the luxury market from 2001 to 2018, with marked key phases and CAGR.

This slide shows a scatter plot analyzing net appetite of true-luxury consumers for various product categories over the next 6 months and 2-3 years.

Waterfall bar chart and stacked segment comparison with icons outlining challenges; white background with dark red/maroon accent colors.

Column chart projecting the global luxury goods market from 2018 to 2028 with different luxury goods categories.

This slide showcases a series of column charts depicting the 2020 performance of global luxury markets such as personal luxury goods, cars, and hospitality. The layout includes a detailed year-over-year growth comparison.

Graphs and charts showing shift from offline to online luxury purchasing over years

Text and bar chart showing market share of top luxury goods markets in 2023.

The slide features a large red column chart showing growth rates of maximalist and minimalist brands in the luxury market from 1996-2019, juxtaposed against key historical periods and trends.

A mix of text and a horizontal bar chart, listing statements about luxury products and consumer agreements. Bars are segmented to show percentages of agreement, neutrality, and disagreement, color-coded in green, gray, and blue respectively.

Image of a woman using a smartphone, icons and bullet points listing key trends

This slide includes multiple line graphs comparing the growth of luxury market segments from 2010 to 2017. The graphs are color-coded to differentiate between experiences, experiencing goods, and personal goods, enhancing clarity and readability. The layout prioritizes visual data presentation, supported by minimal text summarizing key trends and growth rates.

Table showing the segmentation of the luxury market by wealth clusters, with data on population, market size, and growth rates for different years and projections.

Dual-section layout: left side shows awareness stats with bar charts; right side displays usage stats for virtual fashion and identity with similar bar charts. Background includes a blurred virtual fashion image.

Line chart showing quarterly performance of top luxury players in 2023 vs. 2022.

Left: explanatory text and quotes; Right: bar chart comparing luxury bag prices from 2019 to 2024. Dark red visual palette used to illustrate price increase. Structured in a two-part layout (text and graph).

The slide presents a column chart depicting reasons for not purchasing luxury products online, segmented by product type. The design is clear with concise text explaining each reason and related statistics.

Vertical stacked bar chart comparing luxury and non-luxury EP across two periods. Right side has descriptive text with large headline and explanation of industry concentration and future risks.

Complex visual with icons and pathways indicating steps in the luxury purchase process

The slide has a column chart comparing different luxury purchase journeys, focusing on ROPO (Research Online, Purchase Offline) versus other purchasing behaviors.

This slide features a detailed diagram and images emphasizing the importance of social impact in luxury purchasing decisions among younger generations. It combines text and visual elements like charts to convey complex social dynamics.

Contains column charts, pie charts, bar graph overlay.

Column chart listing reasons for increased visits to mono-brand stores, ranked by percentage of respondents.

Column chart comparing shopping channel preferences of True-Luxury Global Consumers from 2014 to 2017. Highlights reasons for purchasing in mono-brand stores.

This slide includes text blocks and icons to describe government and brand efforts in improving luxury domestic sales in China. It also features a column chart and text highlighting the impact of these efforts on luxury consumption.

The slide includes a map of China highlighting tiered cities and their contribution to luxury sales, along with circular graphs representing consumer percentages and average spend.

This slide displays a series of labeled icons comparing growth and trends across different luxury segments like luxury toys, fine art, and gourmet food.

Contains icons and descriptive text segments analyzing luxury market performance in sectors like Cars, Yachts, and Fine Dining. Each segment is clearly defined with associated performance indicators.

The slide uses a comparative layout to describe the attitudes, age and city tier distribution, and purchase behaviors of the three largest luxury consumer segments.

Grid format with segmented bar forecasts and bullet points; categorized by product type

Bar graph showing personal luxury market size by region from 2019 to 2027E. Also includes YoY growth percentages and CAGR.

The slide features column charts showing expected changes in luxury spending by Americans domestically and abroad, with text boxes explaining the data.

This slide features a stacked bar chart comparing the market share of luxury spending by consumer nationality between 2016 and 2017. The chart is accompanied by text highlighting the key insights and the factors contributing to the growth in Chinese luxury spending.

This slide includes a pie chart depicting reasons why consumers expect to spend less on luxury items, along with a text description of factors influencing luxury spending, such as rising prices and personal finances.

Depicts column charts contrasting the spending patterns of locals versus tourists from 2015 to 2025F in the luxury goods market.

Two-column layout: left side features a horizontal bar chart comparing spending net appetite across countries; right side includes boxed lists of top spending drivers by country with flag icons

This slide includes column charts comparing spending on luxury products and experiences across different countries, with accompanying text explaining the findings.

Horizontal list with icons and headers; structured in five equal columns

Two-column layout with a ranked bar chart of top 20 companies on the right and explanatory bullet points on the left. Blue and gray color-coding differentiates luxury players and new entrants.

The slide has a three-column layout labeled 'Who', 'What', and 'Where/how', each with text descriptions and small icons representing each section.

Line chart showing indexed growth trajectories (2010–2024E) of experiences, experience-based goods, and luxury products, color-coded and annotated. Growth rates and CAGR listed in a sidebar.

Lists emerging, growing, and stabilizing trends in the luxury market with corresponding icons and brief descriptions, like collaborations, second-hand markets, and sustainability efforts.

This slide lists 10 trends related to true-luxury consumers. It uses a combination of text and icons, organized into three categories: Product & Branding, Communication & Media, Sales Channels.

The slide features a column chart showing the growth trajectory of "extro values" in luxury markets, comparing China with Western countries from 2014 to 2020.

This slide includes a column chart comparing traditional and new luxury values among different demographics, with highlighted differences and supporting text.

A three-part comparative layout discussing major M&A highlights across industries, including energy, financial services, and consumer sectors.

Split-screen with left-side bar chart and right-side bulleted commentary

Horizontal timeline with icons and acquisition names; bar chart at bottom showing Recon vs. P&R growth.

The slide consists of a column chart showing campaigns with M&A objectives and a table with recent M&A-related activist campaigns. It provides a clear visual representation of data related to M&A activism.

This slide features multiple column charts illustrating M&A trends in discrete automation, including the total number of transactions and valuations for different categories like automation software, process level control, system integrators, machine builders, and component manufacturers.

The slide has a column chart showing the number of M&A deals from 2016 to 2021 and a table listing details of M&A deals in 2021, including date, segment, target, country, seller, and acquirer. Text sections add context.

The slide presents bar charts showing historical and projected M&A activity in industrial automation, along with key trends and factors driving this activity.

Contains a bar chart showing deal volume and value from 2017 to 2021, and text boxes with notable global M&A deals.

Split-layout slide: Left side features a vertical bar chart on deal count and value in APAC (2019–2022); right side lists key M&A transactions with logos and structured table format. Blue-themed corporate design.

Contains three pie charts displaying awareness and usage of Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS), and its availability.

Features a bar chart outlining the percentage of consumers willing to adopt MaaS and preferred transport types included in MaaS.

The slide contains column charts depicting the number of completed deals and average deal sizes from 2013 to 1H2019. The text discusses the reduction in large M&A opportunities and the focus on smaller, specialized beauty brands.

Contains logos of companies involved in M&A deals in 2023, with text descriptions next to each logo detailing the transactions.

Left section shows stacked bars; right section is a table of notable campaigns with logos and company names.

Similar to the previous slide, it outlines a case study with opportunity, client, need, offered solutions, and a timeline showing the progression over years.

The slide features a column chart showing global M&A volume by deal type from 2017 to 2023, and a line chart depicting S&P 500 cash/assets from 2007 to Q3 2023. The layout is moderately complex with well-structured visual elements.

Stacked bar chart (2020–2024) segmented by M&A category; muted red, orange, and yellow colors; value axis on left.

The slide features a scatter plot with bubbles of various sizes and colors representing different industries and use cases. The axes show 'Volume' of data and 'Impact score' of machine learning applications.