Yesterday, Bernard Arnault, President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the French luxury group LVMH, announced a strengthening of the position at the Italian brand Loro Piana during a conference call with analysts. As the news agency Il Sole 24 Ore Radiocor reports, in 2025 the company carried out a partial buyout of the brand shares held by the Loro Piana family.
“LVMH has strengthened its position in Loro Piana and increased its stake from 85 to 94 percent. This was done by acquiring an additional nine percent of the shares for one billion euros. The transaction was carried out by exercising a call option in accordance with the original agreement that brought Loro Piana into the group in 2013,” it said during the conference call. It was emphasized that the operation reflects Loro Piana’s exceptional and consistent results over the years. These have more than quadrupled the value of the company since he joined LVMH and demonstrate the group’s full trust.
In 2025, Loro Piana recorded exceptional performance, driven by high quality products. This emerges from the luxury group’s announcement published yesterday. The Maison celebrated its centenary with its first-ever exhibition at the Museum of Art Pudong in Shanghai.
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