Turnover: 62.8 million EUR (2018)

Country: France

Canard-Duchêne was founded in 1868 by a cooper and a winegrower.

Very quickly, their production met with international success, and their champagnes were exported to the court of Tsar Nicolas II at the end of the 19th century.

After having associated with Piper-Heidsieck, the company joined Veuve-Clicquot-Ponsardin and then the LVMH group in 1987, and finally became part of the Thiénot group in 2004.

Financial Data

DUNS: 335680245

Legal Name: CHAMPAGNE CANARD-DUCHENE

Address: 1 RUE EDMOND CANARD , 51500 LUDES

Number of employees: 38 en 2018 ()

Capital: 22 852 916


Financial Data:

Year Turnover (€) Net Profit (€) Fiscal Year End Fiscal Year Duration
2018 61 191 601 EUR 2 054 946 EUR 31/12/2018 12

Studies mentioning this company

The champagne market - France

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