LVMH ESG Presentation Deck

23 ESG Building tomorrow's luxury Harnessing corporate philanthropy to advance culture and design For more than 25 years, LVMH has pursued a corporate philanthropy policy that reflects the values of creativity and solidarity shared by all its Maisons, seamlessly aligning with their respective communication strategies and image. Promoting health and education Promoting heritage, art and design The fire that tore through Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris in 2019 particularly resonated within LVMH, touching the artisanal and cultural core of a Group that believes in preserving and passing on its unique savoir faire from generation to generation. That is why its Chairman, Bernard Arnault, donated €200 million to help the renowned monument once again rise from the ashes. in 2022, Bernard Arnault continued to sustain the restoration work which will carry on for several years. Since opening in 2014, the Louis Vuitton Foundation has captivated imaginations with the ground-breaking genius of its architect, Frank Gehry, and forged a place for itself as one of the foremost institutions in the global art scene, having already attracted more than nine million visitors from all around the world. Over 200 000 visitors participated to the fifth edition of the Journées Particulières : A total of 93 places and at 57 Maisons in 15 countries opened their doors to the public with no admission fee in October 14, 15 and 16 2022. Further information can be found in the 2022 Universel Registration Document - from pages 132 to 137. les Journées Particulières FONDATION Hôpitaux de Paris Hôpitaux de France Reconnue d'utilité publique The innovative and ambitious philanthropic efforts to promote art and culture also extends to humanitarian, medical and scientific causes. LVMH supports for example, the Fondation des Hôpitaux de Paris - Hôpitaux de France. Fendi re-Enchants Villa Medici Fendi and the French Academy in Rome with support from the Mobilier National unveiled their collaborative refurbishing of six historic reception rooms at Villa Medici. Promoting and spreading culture Passionate about creativity LVMH Every year since 2014, the Classe d'Excellence de Violoncelle de Gautier Capuçon has taken place in the Auditorium of the Louis Vuitton Foundation. This project, created and directed by Gautier Capuçon, is designed to promote six young and talented cellists from around the world. Selected by audition, the laureates meet each month for public work sessions and concerts. Louis Vuitton, unveils << 200 trunks, 200 visionaries » to celebrate its bicentenary anniversary Paying tribute to Louis' innovative legacy, the exhibition offers a stage for these original and unique pieces created by 200 visionaries and friends of the Maison. Loewe Foundation Craft Prize Dahye Jeong, the pize winner, crafted a piece in the form of a basket from horsehair, using a 500-year-old hat- making technique thought to be a lost skill in Korea.

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