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2016 REGISTRATION DOCUMENT

HERMÈS INTERNATIONAL

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INFORMATION ON THE COMPANY AND ITS SHARE CAPITAL

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INFORMATION ON SHARE CAPITAL AND SHAREHOLDERS

7.2.2.8

Crossing of thresholds

Crossings of thresholds occurring after the closure of the 2016

financial year

No crossing of a legal threshold was declared between the closure of the

2016 financial year, and 28 February 2017.

Crossing of thresholds in FY 2016

No crossing of a legal threshold was declared in 2016.

Crossing of thresholds during the past two financial years

Crossing of thresholds in FY 2015

In 2015, the following crossing of a legal threshold was declared:

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AMF notice no. 215C0070.

On 6 January 2015, the Arnault family

group declared that it crossed below the threshold of 10%of the capi-

tal of Hermès International and held, directly and indirectly, through

the intermediary of companies that it controls, 10,444,636 shares

in Hermès International representing as many voting rights, namely

9.89% of the capital and 6.88% of the voting rights, distributed as

follows:

Number

of shares

% share

capital

Voting rights

% voting

rights

Semyrhamis

8,771,914 8.31 8,771,914 5.78

LVMH

1,197,451 1.13 1,197,451 0.79

Christian Dior

333,080 0.32 333,080 0.22

Famille Arnault

142,191 0.13 142,191 0.09

TOTAL ARNAULT

FAMILY GROUP

10,444,636 9.89 10,444,636 6.88

This downward crossing of the threshold results from the exceptional

distributions of Hermès International shares for the benefit of the

shareholders in the companies LVMHMoët Hennessy - Louis Vuitton

(exceptional distribution in kind) and Christian Dior (exceptional dis-

tribution in kind and interimdividend in kind), as the distribution tran-

sactions were implemented.

It should be noted that, in accordance with the statements in the

aforementioned notice to the AMF, the 1,197,451 shares in Hermès

International held by LVMH Moët Hennessy - Louis Vuitton and the

330,080 shares in Hermès International held by Christian Dior cor-

respond to a balance of shares pursuant to exceptional transactions

for the distribution of shares in kind not yet delivered or intended to

be disposed of.

By letter dated 2 April 2015, the Arnault family group declared that

it held, as at 31 March 2015, 8,972,665 shares representing 8.5%

of the capital and 5.95% of the voting rights. This drop results from

the sale by LVMH Moët Hennessy - Louis Vuitton, controlled by the

Arnault family group, of fractional amounts of Hermès International

shares pursuant to the exceptional distribution in kind that wasmade

on 17 December 2014.

Crossing of thresholds in FY 2014

In 2014, the following crossings of a legal threshold were declared:

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AMFnoticeno. 214C2722.

On18December 2014, theArnault family

group declared that it had crossed below the thresholds of 20% of

the share capital and15%of the voting rights of Hermès International

and, on 22 December 2014, the thresholds of 15% of the share

capital and 10% of the voting rights of this Company and that it held,

at this latter date, directly and indirectly, through the intermediary

of the companies that it controlled, 13,938,737 shares in Hermès

International representing as many voting rights, namely 13.20% of

the share capital and 9.18% of the voting rights, divided as follows:

Number

of shares

% share

capital

Voting rights

% voting

rights

Semyrhamis

8,771,914 8.31 8,771,914 5.78

LVMH

4,018,561 3.81 4,018,561 2.65

Christian Dior

1,006,071 0.95 1,006,071 0.66

Famille Arnault

142,191 0.13 142,191 0.09

TOTAL ARNAULT

FAMILY GROUP

13,938,737 13.20 13,938,737 9.18

These crossings of the thresholds result (i) fromthe exceptional distri-

bution in kind of Hermès International shares by the company LVMH

Moët Hennessy - Louis Vuitton, (ii) the payment of an interimdividend

in kind in the form of Hermès International shares by Financière Jean

Goujon, and (iii) from the exceptional distribution in kind of shares

of Hermès International and the payment of an interim dividend in

kind in the form of Hermès International shares by Christian Dior,

successively carried out by these companies for the benefit of their

respective shareholders.

At the time of these transactions:

LVMHMoëtHennessy-LouisVuittondeclaredthatitcrossedbelow

(i) on17December 2014, the thresholds of 20%of the share capi-

tal, 15% of the share capital and voting rights and 10% of the

voting rights of Hermès International, (ii) on 18 December 2014,

the threshold of 10% of the share capital of Hermès International,

(iii) on 19 December 2014, the threshold of 5% of the voting

rights of Hermès International and (iv) on 22 December 2014, the

threshold of 5% of the share capital of Hermès International, fol-

lowing the exceptional distribution in kind of Hermès International

shares for the benefit of its shareholders;

Financière Jean Goujon declared that it crossed above, on

17 December 2014, following an exceptional distribution of

Hermès International shares performed by LVMHMoët Hennessy

- Louis Vuitton for the benefit of its shareholders, the thresholds of

5% of the share capital and voting rights of Hermès International,

then crossed below, on the same day, following a distribution of

Hermès International shares in the form of an interim dividend

in kind by Financière Jean Goujon for the benefit of its single

shareholder, the same thresholds and no longer held any share

in this company;