The recent acquisitions and IPOs that have involved numerous fashion firms (e.g. the acquisition of Bulgari by the French group Lvmh, the IPO of the luxury maison Prada at the stock exchange in Hong Kong, the IPO of the Tuscan enterprise Ferragamo at the MTA of the stock exchange in Milan, the acquisition of the 45% of the Group Moncler from the French investment society Eurazeo, and the stock exchange rumours surrounding the French society Hermes International S.A), as well as the international geographic expansion of important fashion groups (such as in the case of the American society Abercrombie & Fitch Co. and the Spanish Industry de Diseno Textil. S.A. "Inditex" owner of the brand Zara) have led to an increasing interest from investors for fashion and luxury companies with a strong growth of the turnover, especially due to the rising demands coming from China and the emerging markets.
The WICI framework. The WICI-KPIs Fashion and Luxury sector
ZAMBON, Stefano
2011
Abstract
The recent acquisitions and IPOs that have involved numerous fashion firms (e.g. the acquisition of Bulgari by the French group Lvmh, the IPO of the luxury maison Prada at the stock exchange in Hong Kong, the IPO of the Tuscan enterprise Ferragamo at the MTA of the stock exchange in Milan, the acquisition of the 45% of the Group Moncler from the French investment society Eurazeo, and the stock exchange rumours surrounding the French society Hermes International S.A), as well as the international geographic expansion of important fashion groups (such as in the case of the American society Abercrombie & Fitch Co. and the Spanish Industry de Diseno Textil. S.A. "Inditex" owner of the brand Zara) have led to an increasing interest from investors for fashion and luxury companies with a strong growth of the turnover, especially due to the rising demands coming from China and the emerging markets.I documenti in SFERA sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
