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Kering published Saint Laurent’s revenue for the last time in 2025 — €2,643 million at a 20.0% margin — and now breaks out Gucci alone. In India the house runs no website, sets no price and keeps two boutiques, while 433 listings trade under its name on Myntra through two Delhi companies.

Who owns Bottega Veneta, the FY2025 revenue and margin Kering published before it stopped breaking out Houses, why there is no Indian website, price or marketplace shelf, where the bags are made, and what the Certificate of Craft actually covers.

LVMH names Fendi in every filing and publishes no Fendi figure at all. In India the Roman house runs no website, keeps no boutique and has no company on the register — yet 278 listings traded under its name on Myntra on 24 September 2026, sold by one Delhi company and imported by another.

Celine is the one big European leather house whose Indian storefront takes rupee orders, and the seller of record is a Paris company under French law. What LVMH publishes about the house, why there is no Indian company or grievance officer, the rupee price with no MRP or tax line beside it, where the bags are made, and why the Aura members page names four LVMH houses and not this one.

Who owns Loewe and why LVMH publishes not one figure for it, why there is no Indian website or shop yet it ships here in two to seven days from Madrid under Spanish law, who sells and imports the 64 Myntra listings, what a bag costs here, and the country its own product pages leave out.

Apple reports Wearables, Home and Accessories as one line and publishes no Apple Watch figure at all. What the watch costs in India, who sells it here, what AppleCare+ charges for each accident, and the health feature Apple says is not initially available in India.

Who owns Balenciaga and why Kering has never published a revenue line for it, why the house has no Indian locale, price or store on its own locator, who sells and imports the 527 Myntra listings, what the shelf costs here, where the bags are made, and the French jury decision of 6 February 2023.

Samsung publishes no Galaxy Watch figure at all — the watch sits inside a segment labelled MX / NW. What it costs in India on Samsung’s own MRP, why four Indian sources and the standards register all name Dixon Technologies in Noida as the maker, where the health footnotes sit, and what the Indian regulator record shows.

An Aditya Birla subsidiary held 99.03% of Bewakoof as at 8 June 2026, up from 81.77% completed on 15 February 2023. What that means for the price, the label and the fabric.

Aditya Birla Lifestyle Brands runs Van Heusen in India, yet every Van Heusen clothing mark on the Indian register stands in the name of ABG Izod LLC of New York. What the filings show, what the label says, and why 261 of 297 listings sat below MRP on one day.

Park Avenue clothing belongs to Raymond Lifestyle Limited, not to the listed Raymond Limited, and not to the company that bought the name for deodorant. What 3,509 listings actually cost against MRP on 6 September 2026, and what the labels declare.

Louis Philippe’s name came from Taunton, Somerset, and the Aditya Birla group bought the mark outright with effect from 16 February 2000. On 6 September 2026, 73 of 74 listings sold below MRP — and the brand’s own store was the dearest of the three places to buy the same shirt.

Who owns Allen Solly, how the name reached India, what the label declares, and what 142 listings actually sold for against MRP on 6 September 2026.