Moët Hennessy Diageo France in the news

Diageo's long-standing partnership with Moet Hennessy has become less profitable and caused tension, leading to a potential reevaluation by the new CEO.

Diageo's historically profitable partnership with Moët Hennessy is experiencing significant financial decline and increasing operational difficulties, prompting new CEO Dave Lewis to address its future.

Diageo's decades-old partnership with Moet Hennessy is yielding shrinking returns and causing friction, prompting new CEO Dave Lewis to consider its future despite immediate challenges.

The CEO of Moët Hennessy Diageo France attended the grand opening of the Peruvian restaurant Coya in Paris.

Hennessy is launching its 2026 global bartending competition, Hennessy MyWay, focusing on sustainable cocktail artistry and offering a path to the Global Finals in Cognac, France.

Stéphane Portier is the new CEO of Moët Hennessy France, taking over amidst a difficult period for LVMH's wines and spirits division, marked by declining sales and strategic restructuring.

Moët Hennessy France appointed Stéphane Portier as CEO to lead the company through a period of strategic consolidation in the premium wine and spirits market.

Laure Baume was promoted to CEO of Moët Hennessy EMEA amid ongoing sales decline but recent slight recovery in champagne and wine sales.

Thomas Mulliez becomes President of Veuve Clicquot as Moët Hennessy restructures amid declining sales and workforce cuts.

Jean-Marc Gallot, CEO of Veuve Clicquot, is appointed General Manager of Paris FC, leading to executive changes within LVMH's Moët Hennessy division.

Diageo France is spotlighting Johnnie Walker with a Paris pop-up to boost its market presence after taking over full distribution from Moët Hennessy.

Diageo France, now independent from Moët-Hennessy, is the third largest spirits player in France, targeting 12% market share by 2030 with innovations like Captain Morgan Spiced Gold 0.0%.

Diageo France plans to boost its market share to 12% by 2030 through stronger retail partnerships, brand focus, and expansion into non-alcoholic spirits.

Diageo is restructuring its French distribution and targeting a 12% market share by focusing on the hospitality sector and non-alcoholic spirit innovations.

Diageo is directly managing its French distribution post-divorce from Moët Hennessy, aiming to grow its spirits market share from 8.2% to 12% by 2030.

UK rum distiller Dropworks has named former Diageo executive Graham Appleyard as its new CEO to lead the company's growth and brand development.

Alexandre Vermauwt has been appointed Sales Director for Paris and Ile-de-France On Trade at Moët Hennessy, bringing extensive sales experience within the company and the spirits industry.

Belvedere Vodka aims to be the world's most desirable luxury vodka through ultra-premium products like Belvedere 10, high-impact campaigns, and a strong commitment to sustainability and organic production.

Nausicaa Charrier has been named Marketing Director for Moët Hennessy Australia New Zealand, bringing extensive global experience to lead marketing for 18 prestigious brands.

Nausicaa Charrier has been appointed marketing director for Moët Hennessy Australia New Zealand to lead brand growth and consumer engagement.