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Who owns Christie's?

Groupe Artemis S.A., the private holding company of the Pinault family, has wholly owned Christie's since 1998. The family also controls Kering and the Pinault Collection museums.

Is Christie's a public company?

No. Christie's International plc is privately held by Groupe Artemis and does not trade on any stock exchange. It reports sales totals rather than full financial statements.

What were Christie's 2025 sales?

Christie's reported $6.2 billion in global sales for 2025, up 6 percent, split between $4.7 billion in auctions and $1.5 billion in private sales.

Who is the CEO of Christie's?

Bonnie Brennan became CEO on February 1, 2025. She joined Christie's in 2012 and previously led the Americas region, which generates about half of auction sales.

Where is Christie's headquartered?

Christie's is headquartered at 8 King Street in St. James's, London, England, its home since 1823, with major salerooms in New York, Paris, and Hong Kong.

What does Christie's sell?

Christie's auctions fine art, jewelry, watches, wine, handbags, design, photographs, books, collector cars through Gooding Christie's, and other luxury categories, plus private sales and art services.