Christian Dior SE recently announced third-quarter 2025 results, reporting 1% organic revenue growth and total revenue of €58.09 billion for the first nine months, compared to €60.75 billion a year earlier.

This return to sales growth coincides with a rebound in demand from key markets like China and improving conditions across most business segments except Europe.

We’ll explore how Christian Dior’s renewed sales growth in China is influencing the company’s overall investment narrative.

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To get comfortable owning Christian Dior right now, you have to believe that early signs of a sales rebound, especially in China, can provide meaningful support for a business that has recently endured earnings and revenue declines. The third-quarter results mark the first organic revenue growth in several quarters and have already lifted shares in both Dior and the luxury sector more generally. This doesn’t erase existing headwinds: challenges in Europe remain, and while momentum in China is promising, appetite for high-end goods may still be fragile. With Dior’s shares bouncing sharply after the latest news, the risk profile has shifted slightly, renewed growth in Asia looks like the key short-term catalyst, and a persistent or renewed slowdown there is arguably the biggest risk. At the moment, the latest updates appear to have eased some investor concerns, but the sustainability of this upturn remains uncertain.

But with European revenue still lagging, there’s one risk in particular investors should keep an eye on. Christian Dior’s shares have been on the rise but are still potentially undervalued. Find out how large the opportunity might be.

ENXTPA:CDI Community Fair Values as at Oct 2025

ENXTPA:CDI Community Fair Values as at Oct 2025

Opinions from three Simply Wall St Community members peg fair value estimates for Dior between €399,200 and a very large €1.16 million per share. Against this, the recent China sales rebound adds a new dimension to the company’s near-term prospects, highlighting just how differently market participants are reading Dior’s path forward. Read these views to explore how outlooks can diverge.

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