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Lanson-BCC Earnings Release 2011

Nov 3, 2011

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PRESS RELEASE

REVENUES FOR THE FIRST NINE MONTHS OF 2011

Reims, Thursday November 3rd, 2011, 5:45 pm – The LANSON-BCC Group recorded 169.39 million euros in consolidated revenues for the first nine months of 2011, compared with 167.50 million euros at September 30th, 2010, up +1.1%.

Excluding the brokerage subsidiary CGV, whose activity is traditionally subject to fluctuations, the Group's consolidated revenues came to 157.20 million euros, an increase of +1.6%.

Revenues in million euros (excl. CGV) 2010 2011 Change (%)
First quarter 44.1 51.9 +17.7
Second quarter 50.6 47.4 -6.4
Third quarter 60.1 57.9 -3.7
Total for 9 months 154.8 157.2 +1.6

Over the period, the global champagne wine market (source: CIVC) increased by 5%, compared with 14.7% growth for the first nine months of 2010. In this climate, LANSON-BCC recorded a 5.6% drop in its sales volumes, after increasing them by 7.5% over the first nine months of 2010. Its strategy as a global Champagne player, built around the effective fit between its Houses, means that it is able to cope with variations in the market. In this way, thanks to a positive price mix effect (+5.6%), 2011 could enable the LANSON-BCC Group to achieve growth in its earnings.

However, it is important to remember that the fourth quarter accounts for around 45% of Champagne wine consumption. As a result, the level of consumption at the end of 2011 will be decisive. However, faced with a complex global situation and sluggish economic outlook, we must adopt a highly cautious approach. In this way, the LANSON-BCC Group is not releasing any full-year forecasts for 2011.

2011 full-year revenues will be released on Tuesday February 7th, 2012 (after close of trading).

LANSON-BCC fully owns seven Champagne Houses: Euronext Compartment B
ISIN: FR0004027068
- Champagne Lanson (Reims), the prestigious international brand. Ticker: LAN
- Champagne Chanoine Frères (Reims), wines intended primarily for the Reuters: LAN.PA
European mass retail market (Chanoine brand), notably with the Tsarine Bloomberg: LAN:FP
Cuvée range. www.lanson-bcc.com
- Champagne Boizel
(Epernay), French mail-order market leader, with
wines distributed in the traditional sector for international markets. LANSON-BCC
- Maison Burtin (Epernay), a European mass retail supplier and owner of the Nicolas Roulleaux Dugage
Besserat de Bellefon
brand, distributed through traditional networks
Tel: +33 3 26 78 50 00
(restaurants, wine stores). [email protected]
- Champagne De Venoge
(Epernay), sold on selective retail markets,
notably with its Louis XV grande cuvée. CALYPTUS
- Champagne Philipponnat (Mareuil sur Aÿ), which owns the prestigious Cyril Combe
Clos des Goisses, with wines also available on selective retail markets as Tel: +33 1 53 65 68 68
well as in leading restaurants. [email protected]
- Champagne Alexandre Bonnet (Les Riceys), owner of a vast vineyard
(wine sold in traditional sectors).