After Gucci, LV Boss Announced To Donate 200 Million Euros To Repair Notre Dame De Paris.

According to Reuters, French luxury giant LVMH Group Chairman and CEO Bernard Arnault will invest 200 million euros (about 1 billion 520 million yuan) to repair Notre Dame de Paris.

LVMH group includes luxury brands including Louis Vuitton, Christian Dior, CELINE and so on.

The LVMH group announced in the announcement that "when the national tragedy happened, the Arnault family and LVMH group wanted to show their solidarity and join in the work of rebuilding Notre Dame de Paris. The Notre Dame is already the representative of France because of its legacy and the spirit of the French League behind it."

Around 19 p.m. local time on April 15th, the famous landmark Notre Dame de Paris in Paris, France, was on fire, and the spire collapsed about an hour after the fire started.

French officials say the cause of the fire at Notre Dame is not yet certain, and may be related to the ongoing restoration of Notre Dame.

Hours after the fire, the chairman and CEO Fran ois-Henri Pinault of Gucci group, the parent company of ois-Henri, announced that it would invest 100 million euros (about 758 million yuan) to rebuild Notre Dame de Paris, and said that the cost was "necessary effort to help rebuild Notre Dame de Paris completely", which would be paid by Artemis, the Pinault family company.

LVMH group's luxury Italy FENDI also invested 2 million 180 thousand euros in 2013 (about 16 million 530 thousand yuan yuan) in Italy Rome's trevir fountain.

By the end of the press release, two luxury groups, LVMH group and Kai Yun group, announced that they would contribute to the restoration of Notre Dame de Paris.