The business plan for the takeover of the Italian fashion retailer LuisaViaRoma, presented by Newco on Thursday in Florence, marks the new start of the high fashion brand. The proposal differs from previous management in some points. The takeover offer for the company is due to be presented to the court in a week, on May 22nd.
The case of LuisaViaRoma was once again the focus of an institutional round of discussions yesterday. This was convened by Valerio Fabiani, advisor to the President of the Tuscany Region, Eugenio Giani, on labor and corporate crises. This is reported by Toscana Noticeie, the news agency of the regional government of Tuscany.
Shops and warehouses will remain intact
The investors presented the business plan that will initiate the relaunch of the brand. It envisages the transfer of all almost 200 employees to the new company and deviates from the previous management in some points. The plan is far-reaching and covers the period from 2026 to 2030. A meeting with the union is planned on May 26th to discuss the future of employees.
According to Fabiani, Newco’s decision to present the business plan in advance at the institutional table was “an important and not a given decision”. He added: “Today everyone was present: the institutions, the unions and also the commissioner, since it is a company in a simplified liquidation settlement”.
Giani’s advisor explained that one of the most important contents was the confirmation of the already agreed transfer of all LuisaViaRoma employees into the new company, which was a particular request of the region. In addition, the plan deviates from the previous management in some points and envisages maintaining all stores as well as the warehouse and the associated e-commerce logistics. The latter is an essential part of the core business.
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